Goaltenders
Niklas Kokko
Tall, positionally sound Finnish goaltender from the same pipeline as Justus Annunen and Joel Blomqvist. Making his North American debut.
Semyon Vyazovoy
A good sized goalie who has had success at the lower Russian levels. Will need to translate that success to the KHL level to be viewed as a potential fantasy asset.
Ales Stezka
Large netminder, who has a decent International resume, transitioning back to North America
Kyle Keyser
Keyser has great lateral movement and sees the puck very well through traffic. He performs well when given a larger workload, but after a slow development through the OHL it remains to be seen if he can handle a role as a professional goaltender.
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.
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.
Egor Velmakin
Fantasy Summary – Athletic and proactive with active hands at the top of the crease. Needs to work on the fundamentals but has upside as a low-end 1B in the future.
Magnus Chrona
A modern NHL sized goaltender considered to be a technical project. He has what can't be taught in size which will play to his advantage in the Lightning depth chart.