Defensemen
Wyatt Kaiser
A cerebral, puck-moving defender with plenty of two-way upside.
Defensemen
A cerebral, puck-moving defender with plenty of two-way upside.
Offensive defenseman that will take some time to develop as a prospect.
Two-way top four defender
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.