Goaltenders
Yaroslav Askarov
An aggressive, right-catching netminder with fierce lateral movement and lightning-quick reaction time. Has the profile to be an elite NHL goaltender.
Artur Akhtyamov
Strong positional netminder with good reflexes and compete level.
Philip Svedebäck
A confident, positionally sound goaltender with a large frame who tracks the puck effectively. Has strong lateral movement and solid rebound control.
Yegor Yegorov
A decent goaltender who has struggled since being drafted. His strongest asset is explosiveness from post to post, and his ability to jump out to improve his positioning. He will need to work his way up the Russian hockey system before coming to North America. A long-term project that will need to reach his next level to have an NHL future
Domenic DiVincentiis
An athletic, agile goaltender with good size. Great mobility in the crease with excellent technique. Needs to improve rebound control and ability to fight through traffic.
Thomas Milic
A quick, athletic goaltender who reads play with ease. Plays a calm, clean, technical game with aggressive positioning and good footwork, making up for the lack of size. A long-term project that competes hard and thrives under pressure.
Nikita Quapp
A big goalie who plays a little passive in his own net. Uses his size to see around screens and also has solid movement for a goalie of his size. Hasn’t gotten a ton of playing time in Germany until this past year.
Cayden Primeau
Potential above-average number one goalie. As a seventh-round pick, his development will be exciting to monitor.
Daniil Chechelev
A sound southpaw goaltender with a solid glove and reflexes and a tendency to over-commit. He has struggled with health and looks to be more of a KHL player than an NHL player. However, if he can tie things together, he could be a solid backup in the NHL.
Timofei Obvintsev
A high-ceiling goaltender who plays a loose style of game, he's technically raw and needs time to develop.