Goaltenders
David Hrenak
Poised goaltender with successful record. Resilient coming out of losses — starter potential at the NHL level.
Felix Sandström
Limited upside. Inconsistent; best suited as a backup at the NHL level.
Jet Greaves
Positional goaltender with great puck-tracking and lateral mobility. Has upside as a backup at the NHL lvel.
Hugo Hävelid
Undersized but athletic and composed netminder. Has the talent to compete at the top level but his lack of size may prove difficult to overcome.
Adam Scheel
A big goaltender with strong lateral movement and solid puck-tracking. His positioning is a weakness, and he often finds himself straying from his net, leaving easy opportunities for opposing teams.
Daniil Tarasov
Has the tools to eventually excel in North American pro ranks. Terrific in prior campaigns, monitor his injury recovery and subsequent performance.
Zachary Emond
Technically sound goalie with a big frame, long term project with NHL backup upside
Alexei Melnichuk
A successful KHL starting goaltender who is ready to bring his talents to North America
Tristan Lennox
Athletic goaltender with good size and puck-handling ability. Needs refinement in some technical parts of his game but has the tools to develop into an NHL goaltender.