Andreas Borgman
Hybrid style of defender with the size to be an effective shut-down penalty killer. Offensive upside is modest at best.
Hybrid style of defender with the size to be an effective shut-down penalty killer. Offensive upside is modest at best.
Great size and his ability to move within the crease has seriously helped his development. Might be a little capped in his path to the NHL right now but has true 1B starter potential.
A mobile, two-way defenceman who uses quickness to control the distance between himself and his opponent, keeping his opponent to the outside. Can carry the puck and quarterback his team's offence.
Pure goal-scorer who can create his own opportunities with an array of deadly shots in his arsenal. Has the potential to produce in a top-six role at the NHL level.
One of the best two-way forwards in the draft. Svechkov is great in transition, excellent in his own end, and has some offensive tools that are on the verge of really popping. Playing on a team lacking other talents, Svechkov is often on an island but still drives good results.
Defensive defenceman who has yet to garner a significant role in the SHL. Must continue to develop his defensive game.
Dangerous forward with good skating and decent defensive skills. Top-six upside, most likely at wing even though he's also capable of playing center.
With consistency and improved skating, he has the tools to be an effective two-way center in the NHL.
Productive top-six center with high offensive ceiling. Capable of playing both center and wing.
Deft puck handler with good vision and a dangerous shot. Needs to improve his all-around game but he has the offensive tools to grow into a depth scorer at the NHL level if all goes right.