Goaltenders
Ales Stezka
Large netminder, who has a decent International resume, transitioning back to North America
Hugo Alnefelt
Athletic netminder with the ability to make highlight reel saves, Alnefelt owns the potential to eventually become a solid 1A/1B goaltender at the NHL level.
Sergei Ivanov
Diminutive but quick and athletic Russian goalie. His quickness and agility makes up for his short stature, and early results in the KHL look fantastic. Time will tell if he makes the jump to North America.
Caleb Heil
Has size and athleticism with good technique and can make big saves when called upon. Needs to work on not overextending, which occasionally leads him to be out of position.
Ivan Prosvetov
A big, athletic goalie settling into a consistent backup role
Amir Miftakhov
Average sized netminder returning to the North American circuit.
Ruslan Khazheyev
An aggressive goalie for his size, Khazheyev loves to use his strong skating ability while in the net to move from post to post. Could stand to be more conservative while in net. Projects to make the move to North America within the next 2-3 years
Patrik Hamrla
Great size and his ability to move within the crease has seriously helped his development. Might be a little capped in his path to the NHL right now but has true 1B starter potential.
Jakub Vondras
Big goalie with a lot of athleticism. Needs to learn how to improve positioning so as not to rely solely on his natural athleticism to make saves.
Andrei Trofimov
Average sized netminder coming up the Russian ranks.