Right Wing
Adam Jecho
Massive winger with solid puck protection tools and composure. The skills and skating hold him back, but should become a solid third-line checking forward.
Jacob Melanson
An average-sized winger who is capable of finding the back of the net, and his way to the penalty box. Could be a podium finalist for hits for years if he keeps his current role and pace.
Lynden Lakovic
Dynamic with a big frame, Lakovic is a transition playmaker with a high ceiling.
Maxim Shabanov
A small, shifty player who can feather passes through the seams or shoot the puck through small targets. High upside player who carries some risk.
Devin Kaplan
Has the size and hockey sense to develop into a middle-six, two-way forward. He needs to improve his skating and the speed of his game. He has the potential to develop into a multi-category player. Patience in his development will be necessary, as players his size tend to take longer to reach their potential.
Jaroslav Chmelar
Big-bodied forward who will need lots of time to develop his game in North America.
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.
Melvin Fernström
A skilled shooter whose low motor and lack of involvement in building play could keep him from hitting the NHL despite a strong offensive tool to build around.
Gleb Trikozov
Well-rounded, intelligent offensive player with a heavy shot and good vision. Has the potential to develop into a solid middle-six forward in the NHL.
Brodie Ziemer
High-intensity forechecker with good hands and a high-end shot. Refining his transition habits and learning to slow down the game could unlock middle-six upside.