Defensemen
Tyler Lewington
There could be promise to Lewington’s game, but as of right now he is not fantasy relevant, unless you want penalty minutes.
Alex Vlasic
A defensive minded defenceman, Vlasic will never put up big point numbers but will be the type of player every team covets
Nick Leivermann
Scoring defenceman who chips in some peripheral stats as well
Petteri Nurmi
Mobile defenseman trusted by his coaches due to his decent ability to limit high-danger chances when on the ice, but lacks substantive NHL upside.
Miguël Tourigny
Tourigny is a dynamic and electrifying defenseman who loves to carry the puck end-to-end and create off the rush. He's a capable handler and passer, but it is his mobility and wrist shooting habits that shine brightest. He does, however, lack many projectable habits necessary for the professional game
Filip Nordberg
He’s a strong skater who possesses fairly good puck-handling skills. He plays a very physical game and likes to finish his hits.
Adam Engström
Engström is a mobile defenseman who shines brightest with the puck on his stick in transition; he sparks quick counterattacks and jumps in to support the rush in the offensive zone.
Kevin Korchinski
Smooth skating offensive defenceman with good size. Defensive game is a work in progress but his raw tools give him top-four upside.
Reece Willcox
Depth defenseman with minimal upside
Arber Xhekaj
Xhekaj is a tough old-school physical defenseman. While he does have some skill and is a good skater for his size, his niche in the NHL - if he makes it - will be as a physically-dominant defensive defenseman, with a limited offensive ceiling. He would be an especially intriguing add in any league using hits and PIMs, as he puts up a tonne of both.