A decent goaltender who has struggled since being drafted. His strongest asset is explosiveness from post to post, and his ability to jump out to improve his positioning. He will need to work his way up the Russian hockey system before coming to North America. A long-term project that will need to reach his next level to have an NHL future
An intelligent, responsible, two-way center. Not a high-end scorer, but possesses a good wrist shot, providing some goal-scoring ability.
An average-sized defenseman who can create offence with an above-average shot and pro-ready one-timer. Has NHL skill and mobility but lacks hockey sense. Needs to develop on both sides of the puck; the offense is ahead of the defense. Has the potential to make an impact in all three zones and the upside to become a number three puck-moving defenseman.
A slick, slight forward with stick-handling skills and a solid shot.
A feisty bottom six forward with a good defensive game.
A sound southpaw goaltender with a solid glove and reflexes and a tendency to over-commit. He has struggled with health and looks to be more of a KHL player than an NHL player. However, if he can tie things together, he could be a solid backup in the NHL.
A high-ceiling goaltender who plays a loose style of game, he's technically raw and needs time to develop.
Reliable and smart two-way defenseman who will join the rush and get involved offensively. May struggle to find playing time in North America due to size.
At his best, an offensively gifted center with a high pace, well-rounded two-way game. Needs to show his best more consistently.
Dynamic playmaking forward who puts up buckets of points everywhere he plays. Will need to continue filling out his thin frame and find other ways to contribute to ensure he can impact the game at the NHL level.
