Defensemen
Mats Lindgren
Agile defender with solid offensive instincts. Has to continue to refine his overall game but could eventually grow into a top-four NHL defenceman.
Owen Pickering
Mobile defender with great size and good offensive instincts. A bit of a project but has upside as a top-four defenceman at the NHL level.
Janis Moser
A smart Swiss defenseman who's at his best in transition.
Luca Münzenberger
Defensively responsible bottom pairing defender with size and solid mobility. Makes simple plays to alleviate pressure and makes a good first pass out of the defensive zone. Does not make much of an impact offensively but has a good point shot.
Olli Juolevi
An intelligent, puck-moving defender. Potential second-pairing, secondary offensive defender.
Jordan Gross
A depth defenseman at this point in his career who possesses good offensive instincts.
Cale Fleury
A solid puck carrier with smooth skating abilities. Highly offense-minded. Possesses the size to be in the NHL one day and plays with both his brain and muscles in the defensive zone. His future will get much clearer after a year or two in the AHL, but has the potential to hope for a top-four career on a NHL's defensive unit.
Ryker Evans
A great skating, puck-moving defenseman who plays with an edge. A good multi-cat candidate who still flies under the radar in most circles.
Gustav Olofsson
If you’re looking for points, it’s unlikely he’ll be appearing on the scoresheet, but he appears to be a reliable stay-at-home bottom-pair player.
Sebastian Walfridsson
A smart two-way defenseman that is a smooth but average skater. Has shown skill in the past but needs improvement