Centers
Danila Yurov
Intelligent two-way winger who competes hard and plays a physical game. Has all the makings of a reliable top-six NHL forward.
Roger McQueen
Big, right-shot top-six center prospect whose fantasy value comes from the rare mix of reach, finishing touch, and puck skill for a 6-6 frame. His freshman year at Providence, 27 points in 36 games, Hockey East Rookie of the Year honors, and Anaheim sending him to San Diego on an AHL amateur tryout all point to a high-upside scorer who still needs more pro reps before he is ready to cash in on that ceiling.
Cole Reschny
High scoring, skilled, and defensively responsible, Reschny is nonetheless streaky and undersized without strong skating, leaving many questions about his projection.
Calum Ritchie
Highly skilled and intelligent playmaking pivot who can play a physical game. Potential top-six NHL center who drives offense.
Kamil Bednarik
A strong, gritty, natural center with a decent playmaking touch. Still raw, but a safe bet.
Danny Nelson
Nelson is a big centerman who can be a strong net-front presence but is limited in NHL projection, likely topping out as a fourth-line center.
Alexandre Blais
A strong skating, high-level playmaking center with a high hockey IQ. Has the ability to contribute to the power play. Projects as a bottom-six forward that can play on the power play.
Victor Eklund
Highly skilled two-way forward who brings pace and intensity
Caleb Desnoyers
Smart, two-way center who brings vision, quick hands and physicality.