Defensemen
Johannes Kinnvall
Smooth-skating, puck-moving defenseman with power-play upside.
Ryan Collins
He’ll net very few offensive points but could be a shot-blocking asset someday in multi-cat leagues.
Michael Prapavessis
Puck moving d-man with high hockey IQ, can be relied on to make the smart first pass out of the defensive zone. His skating needs work in order to make the jump to the next level and at this point is considered organizational depth.
Jake Dotchin
Reliable right-shot blueliner who can play throughout the lineup and effectively on the penalty kill, Dotchin's offensive ceiling is low, but he has the potential to be a servicable multi-category player.
Lawrence Pilut
An offensive defenceman with success at the SHL and AHL levels, but none as of yet in the NHL
Jacob Ragnarsson
Ragnarsson has an excellent floor as a defensive prospect. He’ll likely never become a point producing defender in the NHL, but it would be quite conceivable for him to become a minute-munching Dan Girardi type of defender.
Andrew Nielsen
He is a large multi-tool defenseman that should see himself in a mid-pairing, minute eating role
Zachary Uens
An offensive defender who enjoys stepping up in the rush. He is a strong skater and does not shy away from being physical.
Kyle Aucoin
Undersized but intelligent two-way defender with bottom pairing upside.
Wiley Sherman
Shutdown defenseman who plays a simple and physical game.