Centers
Mikkel Eriksen
A productive two-way forward who plays a heavy game. His reliability and versatility project him as a middle forward.
A.J. Spellacy
Massive, speedy forward who lives for net drives and hard back-checks. Projects better as a winger. Needs to work on his delay game, reads and habits, but has middle-six upside as a power forward.
Cole Guttman
A skilled, speedy forward who is strong in the faceoff circle and on the penalty kill. Has already shown flashes of success at the NHL level, which increases the likelihood of him being a reliable middle-six NHL player.
Gavin McKenna
The most effortless scorer we've ever seen at the WHL. Will continue to use his elite brain to out-think team defenses and his elite shot to terrorize goalies—no matter what level.
Sam O’Reilly
Incredibly intelligent two-way center with solid playmaking tools. Skating needs work, but could develop into a third-line, penalty-killing specialist.
Carter Klippenstein
A power forward who lacks offensive production and needs to work on his skating to take the next step. Can become a reliable NHL bottom-six player with proper development.
Mateo Nobert
A strong skating center who can generate offense off the rush. He competes hard and does not shy away from physical play. Middle-six forward with special teams usage potential.
Nate Smith
Great hands and quick feet that could result in quality fantasy numbers
Jamieson Rees
A forward who once had plenty of offensive potential, but hasn't been able to translate it to the AHL as of yet.
Benoit-Olivier Groulx
A smart, feisty center who has a high IQ and lots of skill. Becoming a very good checking-line pivot at the pro level.