Centers
Undersized but skilled forward that will likely play wing in the NHL. Middle-six ceiling but low floor due to lack of size. Needs to work on separating himself from defenders more consistently, through either skating, skill or added size.
Though defensive intensity and engagement are in-and-out, his skill, creativity, vision and skating set him apart from other bigger forwards.
True dual-threat center with great details to his playmaking game. Second-line upside is attainable with work on his defending and engagement.
Big, intimidating center who uses his size as an asset. An agile skater for his size who is often the hardest worker on the ice. Has potential to fill a fourth line role in the NHL.
Under-sized center that makes up for his lack of size with quality speed and great hockey IQ.
Speedy, intelligent two-way forward with forechecking skill and a projectable frame. Offensive upside is limited, but has a safe floor as a bottom-six Swiss Army knife.
He has tremendous speed, has shown the ability to create off the rush, and can score goals in various ways. He needs to work on his all-around game and add some strength. He has to potential to turn a quality bottom-six forward with some power play usage.
A young, raw centre with balanced point production and solid puck handling skills.
Potential to become a middle-six playmaking power forward with special team contributions or, at worst, a reliable bottom-six depth player.
Two-way forward who can play in all situations. Has a decent release and good vision in the offensive zone. Potential as a top-nine forward who can provide secondary scoring at the NHL level.
