Right Wing
Bryce Brodzinski
His skating is a work in progress but he has shown the ability to produced at each level he's been at. He is a long term project but a worthwhile swing in the seventh round.
Dominik Bokk
The German winger blends terrific offensive instincts with lightning quick hands and an unquenchable thirst for piling up points.
Jaroslav Chmelar
Big-bodied forward who will need lots of time to develop his game in North America.
Matthew Rempe
A massive centerman with raw fundamental skills.
Lauri Pajuniemi
A raw winger with playmaking abilities, could become a middle-6 NHL player if all goes well.
Adam Sýkora
One of the best defensive forwards in his class, with decent puck skills and goal-scoring abilities. Hard worker with second-line upside if he can work on his lack of pace.
Christian Humphreys
Intelligent distributor with some of the best passing foundations in the draft. Needs a lot of work, especially pace and energy-wise. Boom-or-bust with second-line upside.
Noah Powell
Speedy power forward with a deadly release.
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.
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.