Centers
A smart defense-first type player and an excellent penalty killer with a big frame that sees the ice well. He makes good decisions with and without the pick and tends to be in the right place at the right time; there is potential for more of a two-way player within the right situation.
Versatile forward who is able to put up both goals and assists while playing center or at the wing. He has great vision and playmaking capabilities along with strong skating.
Catton stands out for his abundant dynamism, skill, and creativity, but his defensive engagement will need to take a few steps before he can make the jump to pro hockey.
Intelligent and reserved two-way centre
Di Pauli has never been much of a scorer, even in his early days with the USNTDP. He provides plenty of energy but almost zero fantasy value. A top-six role in the NHL is a longshot.
A fringe NHL player. Capable of being a bottom-six forward with more leadership qualities than scoring.
Talented, playmaking center with upside.
A center who's game is predicated on speed, strength and finishing ability
A responsible center who could become a solid third-liner.
Huge power forward with upside to become a third line center in the NHL.
