Goaltenders
Mikhail Yegorov
Big, technically-sound netminder who covers a ton of net. Could become an NHL starter with improvements to his footwork and positioning.
Mikus Vecvanags
An athletic and versatile goalie who can handle a large workload. Still needs to fill in his frame and add strength.
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.
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.
Ryerson Leenders
An smaller, acrobatic goalie that makes his saves through great reflexes and efficient movement.
Nicholas Kempf
Technically-sound netminder with great footwork. Lacks composure and puts himself in situations that require sprawling saves, but has upside as an occasional starter.
Pavel Moysevich
A huge and intelligent netminder who has put up strong results in a bit part role in one of the KHL's top teams as a D+1.
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.
Mitchell Gibson
A goalie on the smaller side, who is athletic, well positioned and good at tracking the puck.
Clay Stevenson
A smooth 6-4 goalie who has been tremendous for the last two seasons. Reading plays and stopping pucks have been his strong suit