Centers
Eric Nilson
Nilson is a high-pace, high-intensity forward with plenty of potential.
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.
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.