Centers
The knock on him to date has been that he does not use his size enough and plays on the perimeter. Mix in average skating and Halliday has relied on his above-average playmaking abilities to have the success he has had so far.
A big, two-way center who plays a bruising physical style.
Big, intelligent, offense-minded center. Has an underrated offensive game. Battles hard and is well-positioned off the puck. Has middle-six two-way center potential that can contribute to powerplay and penalty kill units.
Highly skilled and intelligent center with great size who projects as a top-six, play-driving pivot at the NHL level.
A high-energy playmaker who makes things happen whenever he steps on the ice. A responsible two-way center who plays a strong 200-foot game. Slightly undersized but doesn't shy away from action. Good leadership abilities.
Most likely a bottom-six center with a moderate offensive ceiling. He is a strong skater and sound positionally. Could play net-front on the power play and kill penalties. Good defensively, which could see him as a passenger on an offensively skilled line. Doesn't shoot much, but should get you a hit every other game.
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.
A cerebral and effective centre with nasty finishing ability.
Speed-driven, playmaking pivot
Projects as a bottom-six power forward with limited yet helpful offensive upside as well as promising potential for penalty minutes and plus-minus.
