Right Wing
Jack Devine
Versatile, two-way player likely destined for a bottom-six role in the NHL. He shines on the defensive end of the puck, though he is a decent playmaker who can also provide secondary scoring.
Jared Wright
A big, fast, high-end skating winger who is an effective penalty killer and forechecker.
Quinn Hutson
A responsible, fast-paced winger with good defensive instincts, he is an above-average skater with an excellent set of hands and a pro-level shot. Unlike his younger brothers Cole and Lane, he has limited upside but could become a valuable bottom-six forward.
Zachary Nehring
A big, physical winger who isn’t afraid to crash the net. A long-term prospect with a chance to be a middle-six forward who can play in all situations and contribute offensively, also adding value in hits and blocks categories.
Dalton Bancroft
A potential fourth-line power forward who likes to throw the body around and is hard to play against.
Cole O’Hara
Playmaking winger with good movement across the board. An asset on the powerplay but needs to find consistency at even-strength for a smooth transition to pro.
Cameron O’Neill
Defensively responsible winger who skates well. Plays physical and is positionally sound.
Nicholas Van Tassell
Smooth skating, big body winger. Needs time for development on both ends of the ice.
Matthew Wood
A big-bodied forward with a booming shot and above-average playmaking abilities. His skating is a notable deficiency, but he still has the potential to be a first-line winger with PP1 upside.
Joey Larson
A late bloomer with the physical attributes to earn a look.