Centers
Cole Reschny
High scoring, skilled, and defensively responsible, Reschny is nonetheless streaky and undersized without strong skating, leaving many questions about his projection.
Ethan Procyszyn
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.
Ryker Lee
Flashy, creative, and a joy to watch, Lee still needs to adjust to his frame.
Brady Martin
Bull in a China shop. Comes packed with skill, skating power, and raw strength
Austin Roest
A versatile forward who skates well with quick feet. The two-way game is improving and is capable of adding offensive production.
Kenny Connors
Two-way forward with a strong defensive stick and great awareness. Needs to work on his offensive toolbox but possesses a lethal one-timer and can play in all situations.
Patrick Thomas
A natural center with the versatility to move to the wing. An outstanding playmaker and a reliable penalty killer.
Ondřej Becher
A high-end playmaking center that thrives with the puck on his stick. An excellent shot blocker shots and creates turnovers at a high rate.
Emmitt Finnie
A complete two-way, defensively responsible center. Can provide extra value in deep leagues with faceoff wins.
Jiří Felcman
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. He is worth watching in the deep leagues, but patience is required to see how he develops.