Centers
Ollie Josephson
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.
Cole Schwindt
Physical two-way forward who plays a 200-foot game. Capable of playing both center and wing. Adds value in multi-category leagues that include hits.
Kaden Pitre
A defensive-minded center with a high motor who plays a physical game. Has flashed the ability to be a great two-way bottom-six player.
Filip Eriksson
Hardworking and dynamic playmaking centre with two-way upside.
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.
Cameron Berg
He wants to get into shooting range as quickly as possible. His speed and aggression challenge defenders trying to slow him through the neutral zone or when he’s driving to the net. Those attributes also make him a punishing forechecker. He’s much more effective north-south than east-west.
John Farinacci
A skilled offensive player, Farinacci plays a strong 200-foot game and has good leadership qualities.
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.
Cole Spicer
Hardworking two-way forward who distributes the puck efficiently. Has potential as a middle-six NHL forward.
Jack Berglund
A big reliable 2-way center who played his best hockey against pro competition.