Defensemen
Everett Baldwin
While not an overpowering needle-mover offensively, Baldwin uses his feet, brain, and stick to consistently make the right play at both ends of the ice.
Carter Amico
Tall, heavy and uber-athletic, Amico's profile indicates a clear path to becoming an NHL minute-muncher.
Luke Vlooswyk
A composed right-shot defenseman who has NHL size with a long reach and is a physical presence. Has the potential to develop into a bottom-pairing, penalty-killing defender.
Logan Hensler
Mobile rush defender with the ability (though not always the inclination) to move the puck with his feet
Charlie Trethewey
A mobile, physical, hard-shooting right-shot defenseman who’s effective in all three zones and has top-four potential. Offense is a work in progress.
Tomas Hamara
Solid two-way defender who likes to activate and join his team on the rush. Not a dynamic talent but has the potential to grow into a steady top-four defenseman at the pro level.
Evan Passmore
A big, mobile defenseman who projects as a bottom-pairing defenseman with penalty kill usage.
Sean Barnhill
Smooth skating with quick feet (and not just for his size). While Barnhill has areas to clean up across the board, he looks to be a projectable defender.
Michael Benning
Benning is a prototypical modern-day blueliner. He has the ability to skate, make a good first pass and create in transition.
Sigge Holmgren
A shifty, underrated offensive defenseman.