Goaltenders
Soderstrom plays with a remarkable amount of poise and concentration. He never overplays a shot. His economy of movement in the crease – both in terms of his stance and his shuffle – is very advanced for any age or experience level. His technique is tight and well anchored. He needs to ensure that he uses his size to his advantage at the next level and, like many Swedes, he has a habit of being about six to 12 inches deeper in the crease than one might expect.
Shesterkin is an interesting prospect. He has dominated every junior/minor level. In drafting Shesterkin, the Rangers may have landed a goaltending steal at the draft.
High-end goaltending prospect who is pushing for more NHL ice.
An aggressive goalie with good movement. Has potential to backup in the NHL once he gets time to season in minors
A depth goaltender who will challenge for the backup position
On the long development track via the NCAA, consistency will be a major factor.
From KHL star to top-tier NHL backup. Still more to see if he gets the chance.
A big game goalie who seems to raise his game in the playoffs.
Technically solid goalie prospect with great pedigree and decent size.
A long-term project, Huska has the tools to become a relevant prospect later in his development but will require patience.
