Leo Carlsson
Offensively skilled and versatile forward with great size and hockey sense. His combination of size and skill gives him a safe floor and he has the upside to develop into an impactful top-six forward in the NHL.
Landon Bow
A big, athletic goalie, Bow doesn't have the hype of Oettinger and Point but is currently the No.3 on the depth chart and has been impressive so far in the minors.
Niklas Hansson
Hansson faces stiff competition in his quest for relevance but is worth keeping an eye on for those in deeper leagues.
Evan Barratt
High hockey IQ, playmaking, and passing abilities give Barratt a chance to become a top-six NHL forward. He needs to improve his skating, or his ceiling could be a bottom-six depth forward at the NHL level.
Artur Kayumov
Another in a long line of offensively talented Russians, Kayumov is a long-term project but has Panarin-type upside.
Jani Nyman
Large-bodied, goal-scoring winger who drives the net and works the boards well. Needs to work on his quickness and two-way game to cement his middle-six upside.
Alexander True
True is a power forward with great hands and a mean streak. He uses his frame to create space for himself and he has the vision to set up teammates. He tends to take a lot of penalties and will have to work on his discipline.
Santeri Airola
A mobile defenseman who moves the puck well up ice. He possesses strong skating and playmaking abilities.
Thimo Nickl
Right-handed defenseman who always seems to make the perfect pass.
Vladislav Firstov
Firstov is a powerful winger who’s offensive instincts are quite good. He competes at a high level and finds his teammates in good spots when he isn’t using his cannon of a shot. With some added bulk his physicality should play up more in leagues that counts peripherals such as hits