Defensemen
Ian Mitchell
A smart, smooth skating, offensive defenseman has all the tools to be a future top four pairing. A comparison within the organization is Duncan Keith.
Defensemen
A smart, smooth skating, offensive defenseman has all the tools to be a future top four pairing. A comparison within the organization is Duncan Keith.
Two-way blueliner with good foot speed and a heavy point shot. A long-term project.
An intelligent, offensive defender who runs a power play with precision. A playmaker who boasts tremendous skating ability.
Two-way defenseman with great size and very good shot. Upside to become a number four defenseman.
Smallish defenseman who thrives in transitions and on the power play. Has a powerful slap shot and likes to throw his body around. Needs to work on his defensive game.
Wikman is a mobile defenseman who excels in transition and projects as a bottom-three piece in a modern NHL defensive corps.
Dell'Elce is a toolsy but raw defenseman who will need at least three seasons of development before turning pro but who has an outside chance of growing into a second-pairing piece.
Solid two-way defender with untapped offensive upside that could see him blossom into an effective NHL blue liner. Smooth skater who utilizes good gap control and an active stick when defending in transition
A mobile defender who enjoys engaging physically.
Boom or bust type offensive defenseman with high upside.