Defensemen
Juuso Riikola
Two-way blueliner boasting above-average mobility and puck movement to go with a wicked slapshot. A good bet for second-unit PP duty.
John Marino
Project defender continues to cement his role as a legit NHL blueliner, demonstrating an offensive flair that seemingly came out of nowhere.
Axel Andersson
Andersson plays with skill and has the ability to quarterback a power play. He has a deceptive shot and good puck skills, with top-four NHL potential if he can round out his game.
Alexander Yelesin
Physical Depth Defenseman who could contribute in multi-cat leagues.
Anthony DeAngelo
Puck rushing offensive defenseman with flair and potential to contribute to the penalty column. Down the road, he has the potential to be a top scoring NHL defenseman if he can smooth out the rough edges of his game.
Markus Phillips
A two-way defenseman with above-average skating ability. He plays a physical game with the ability to chip-in offensively.
Dillon Simpson
Two-way defender that can bring a reliable presence to the ice but is struggling to take the next step.
Olle Alsing
A depth defensemen who went undrafted because of size. Long shot in terms of NHL potential.
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.