Defensemen
Frédéric Brunet
Heavily involved on the offensive side of the game, active in the attacking zone and effective at creating opportunities from the point.
Mike Koster
Undersized puck-moving blueliner who defends well for his size. Longshot to make the NHL.
Jake Livingstone
Physical two-way defenseman with a powerful shot. Could develop into an all-around contributor on a team's third pair.
Spencer Stastney
D-man with scoring numbers on the WJC
Mason Lohrei
Big, poised defenseman that has a good first pass. Lohrei can contribute on both special teams.
Jack Rathbone
A transitional defender with great skating ability and a terrific shot. Plays a heady, up-tempo style.
Christoffer Sedoff
Sedoff has worked his behind off for the chance to prove himself with an NHL team, and it’s unlikely he did so in hopes of a fruitful career playing back in his native Finland. If the offense he’s shown at the tail end of his junior career sticks, it’s easy to envision Sedoff as a bottom-four powerplay specialist in the NHL.
Christian Kyrou
Smart, dynamic offensive defenseman with some sound skating foundations and an accurate shot. Could become a top-four blue-liner with power-play upside.
Gavin White
Undersized defenseman with an advanced offensive toolkit. Defensive game and positioning needs work.