Defensemen
Vladislav Gavrikov
Potential top-four NHL defensive blueliner whose peripheral contributions may not fully translate to fantasy leagues.
Ian McCoshen
Defensive defenseman with limited offensive upside. Better player for real life than fantasy hockey. Middle-pair upside.
Nick DeSimone
Right handed offensively minded defenseman, very good skater for his size.
Adam Smith
Defensive defenseman who is unlikely to ever reach the NHL.
Jackson LaCombe
An offensive defenseman that can skate like the wind. Has tremendous puck skills and a motor to zoom around the rink.
Samuel Sjolund
A two-way defender who is strong in his own zone and has the ability to make responsible offensive plays
Layton Ahac
Skilled defenseman that thinks the game at a high level and could become an NHL lifer because of his two-way style of play. His skating is the only thing that is really holding him back, but he has a lot of time to improve that area of his game.
Case McCarthy
McCarthy plays defense pretty well and shows little offensive upside. Do not expect much going forward.
Matt Brassard
An offensive defender who enjoys jumping up into the play. Owns a big shot and strong vision.
Ludwig Byström
Smooth skating defender with some offensive upside. Possesses strong puck-moving skills which allows him to have a great first pass.