Defensemen
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D-man with scoring numbers on the WJC
Defensemen
D-man with scoring numbers on the WJC
Big, poised defenseman that has a good first pass. Lohrei can contribute on both special teams.
A transitional defender with great skating ability and a terrific shot. Plays a heady, up-tempo style.
Productive top-six center with high offensive ceiling. Capable of playing both center and wing.
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.
Smart, dynamic offensive defenseman with some sound skating foundations and an accurate shot. Could become a top-four blue-liner with power-play upside.
Undersized defenseman with an advanced offensive toolkit. Defensive game and positioning needs work.
Smart and reliable two-way defenseman with solid defensive game and some puck-moving abilities. Better for real life than fantasy hockey.
Skilled, puck moving defender who skates well with the puck. His hockey IQ makes him dangerous in the offensive zone and effective in the defensive zone. Poirier does an excellent job seeing the ice and being proactive in the play.
Still unproven but has legit top-4 and power play potential.