Centers
Alexander Weiermair
A 200-foot center with great vision, competes hard, and contributes in all aspects of the game. Has late-round draft pick sleeper potential.
Jimmy Lombardi
A responsible, physical, and disruptive defensive center with pro habits.
Matyas Melovsky
Bottom-six center who uses physicality to create offense. Strong playmaker with soft hands but a relatively weak shot. Can play both center and wing—added value in multi-cat leagues that value hits.
Brett Harrison
Harrison finds a way onto the scoresheet consistently, even when he's not having his best night. His ability to adapt to his teammates is valuable and he provides solid two-way play while possessing a good shot.
Aidan Thompson
An extremely fast-paced elite passer with a solid shot. He has a well rounded game that plays on both ends of the ice. He has shown a strong offensive game and seems to be a late bloomer who can make a difference in the NHL potentially in a middle six capacity.
Georgii Merkulov
Middle-six center with a moderate offensive ceiling. Has great hands and vision. Not sure if he can handle the physicality of professional hockey. Needs to go to the high traffic areas more to reach his full potential. Won't provide much in terms of peripherals. Good for points only leagues where you can stand the risk for a modest reward.
Dans Locmelis
Two-way center with good hands and playmaking ability. Needs to add size and improve physical game.
Fraser Minten
North-South center with above-average intelligence and defensive abilities. Needs to round out his puck skills and add some finesse, but could become a middle-six forward at the NHL level.
Lucas Ellinas
A two-way center with a high compete level on both ends of the ice—a good skater with a strong hockey IQ and a great shot.
Owen Beckner
A late bloomer with a high hockey IQ that skates well and can stick handle in tight spaces.