Defensemen
A strong two-way defenseman with good skating and mobility with an accurate shot. Needs to show improvement defensively at the next level but has the potential to be a second-pairing, puck-moving defenseman with power play duties.
Big, mobile right-handed defensive defenceman with a great foundation of gap-closing tools. Offense is relatively limited, but projects as a number 4 penalty-kill specialist.
An offensive blueliner who throws caution to the wind to create offensively. There will be some reigning in needed but the tools should intrigue any team that thinks they can reign the free-wheeling blueliner.
Misyul shows some good speed and ability to rush the puck which could translate at higher levels.
Smooth skating defenseman with good defensive instincts. Gets back in transition and shuts down attacking players. Improvements to his offensive game can elevate his value. Worth a look in leagues that use takeaways.
Puck-moving blueliner with good size and decent mobility. Needs to improve his off-puck game as he gains experience.
A defensive blueliner who possesses all of the tools to play an above-average offensive game if he can put it all together, giving him the chance to be a well-rounded top-four defender.
Mobile two-way defender with good puck moving ability. Not a flashy player but a smart one who could develop into a top-four defenceman at the NHL level.
A big-bodied right-shot defenseman with good defensive acumen who will need to polish his overall game.
Big, physical defenseman with the upside of becoming a bottom-pairing defenseman in the NHL. Limited offensively but could prove valuable in multi-cat leagues where hits and PIMs are a factor.
