Goaltenders
Jakub Skarek
A highly skilled classic butterfly netminder with size. Top-end hand-discipline coupled with great vision and edgework gives hope for real potential fantasy impact. Although an elite toolset is there, consistency is lacking.
Mack Guzda
A towering, athletic netminder who has found consistency by improving his posture and positioning. Will be a long wait in fantasy but has the tools to become an NHL starter down the line.
Drew Commesso
A technically sound netminder who reads the game well and has the athletic ability to come out of his positioning to make a save when needed. He has the ability to steal games at his best.
Brandon Bussi
Large framed goaltender who moves well and is aggressive on pucks. Can be too aggressive at times. Likely needs more time in the AHL, but could be an NHL backup, possibly even 1B if things break right.
Frederik Dichow
Massive-framed goalie with a commanding and confident presence in goal; while he can lose track of pucks through heavy coverage, this area of his game has consistently improved.
Arvid Söderblom
A mobile netminder with strong positional play.
Hunter Miska
AHL goaltender who struggled as an NHL injury fill-in
Michael DiPietro
A slightly undersized but highly talented goaltender.
Dylan Silverstein
Slight-framed, athletic netminder with explosive lateral movements and great reflexes. Could use some technical refining and improvements in his puck-tracking, but might turn into a starting goaltender with the right development.
Tyler Brennan
Large, composed netminder with accurate and controlled lateral movements, great reflexes and post coverage. Struggles with shots that are closer to his body, and can give up avoidable rebounds, but could become a fringe starter at the NHL level.