Goaltenders
Benjamin Gaudreau
Quick, athletic goaltender who reads the play well. His development path could be a long one but he has the potential to become a starting goaltender at the NHL level.
Arvid Holm
His tall, sturdy frame makes it extremely difficult on opposing shooters and he can close any gaps quickly.
Olle Eriksson Ek
Starting goalie upside, but as with most goalies there is a lengthy wait time
Zach Fucale
Was a highly-regarded goalie prospect in junior hockey but hasn't been able to have similar success in pro hockey. Too early to give up entirely but chances are he won't be fantasy relevant.
Adam Gajan
Gajan does very well at utilizing this size and positioning effectively to limit shooting options. He is well known for his athleticism and remarkable ability to execute pad saves or toe kicks.
Yegor Zavragin
A quick, athletic goaltender. Has good rebound control with an excellent glove hand.
Sergei Murashov
An intelligent goalie who tracks and anticipates the puck well. Lacks high-end athleticism and size but is aggressive in the crease and challenges shooters—a long-term project like many Russian netminders, worth keeping an eye on in deep dynasty leagues.
Quentin Miller
Miller's big frame and positional awareness make him an exciting goalie prospect. His very small sample size makes him very difficult to project, however.
Colten Ellis
Competitive goaltender who has good mechanics and does a good job of staying focused.
Jacob Fowler
What Fowler lacks in mobility and fluidity, he makes up for in anticipation, tracking, and comfortable puck handling and passing, Boston College will be a good environment to optimize his development.