Centers
Bradly Nadeau
Nadeau is a versatile center who lacks high-end tools but makes up for it with a refined offensive mind.
Massimo Rizzo
Silky hands and a penchant for creative playmaking, though only an average skater. Top-six upside but might be a long wait.
Marco Kasper
Responsible two-way forward who plays with pace. May not become an elite scorer but projects pretty safely as a reliable top-nine forward in the NHL.
Ryan Suzuki
Top six playmaking center with all the tools to be a high volume points producer at the NHL level.
Philippe Daoust
Has good offensive instincts and controls the puck well. His size forces him to the perimeter where he might struggle to produce at even-strength as he becomes a pro.
Viktor Lodin
A shifty forward who has outstanding puck skills and creativity. He's been unable to turn the raw skills into production but the tools are evident. Lodin is a project player.
Pavel Kraskovsky
A big, strong center with soft hands who plays the puck well but lacks offensive upside; better known as a defensive specialist. Long shot to play in North America. Look elsewhere if you’re searching for a deep dynasty league stash.
Semyon Der-Arguchintsev
Diminutive but highly skilled center with a pass-first mentality. Needs to continue to round out his game and add strength to his slight frame.
Austin Wong
A small, aggravating forward who is always looking for a big hit. Plays hard but doesn’t contribute offensively