Centers
A big, strong, physical center with average skating skills. Defensively responsible and will struggle to succeed at the next level without improving his skating ability—projects as a bottom-six forward who could see time on the penalty kill.
Quick-footed two-way forward with high-end compete and net-front abilities. Offensive tools need work, but could become a decent complementary middle-six piece.
A gritty center who is unafraid to get under the opponent's skin. Projects as a bottom-six forward with some offensive upside.
A big reliable two-way center who played his best hockey against pro competition.
Highly creative, fast-paced, playmaking center.
Power forward with great size and strength who can also play a skilled game. Needs to add quickness but has the shooting ability and offensive IQ to succeed at the next level.
An explosive center who creates scoring opportunities using his speed and is not afraid to be physical. Projects as a bottom-six forward.
An athletic, energetic center who's an excellent skater with size. Has good hands but is still developing his offense in college.
A big center who moves well. Knows how to use his body in front of the net, screening goaltenders and deflecting shots. Needs to develop his all-around 200-foot game.
A massive power forward with raw talent. Needs to get quicker and build his foot speed—a long-term project.
