Filip Král
Puck moving blueliner with solid offensive instincts that help make up for an imperfect skating stride.
Oskar Magnusson
An offensive winger with very good all-around game and top-six potential. A great skater with great hands and a good shot.
Artemi Kniazev
An aggressive, explosive skating defenseman that lacks size with good puck-moving skills. While not an elite offensive contributor, he can chip in when called upon. The upside is limited.
Mikhail Berdin
Has great tools and sense for the game, definite NHL potential.
Axel Sandin Pellikka
Mobile, offensive-minded blueliner who likes to activate into the offensive zone. Plays with energy on both sides of the puck and has the potential to become a top-four defenseman in the NHL.
Gustav Berglund
Good skater who activates offensively. Long term project with bottom pairing upside
Calle Odelius
Puck-moving defender with good hands and escapability. Shows intelligence in all three zones and could grow into a 4-6 defender at the NHL level.
Albin Sundsvik
A big bodied center, this Swede plays a smart 200-foot game and possesses underrated offensive talent.
Anton Johnansson
Top 4, big bodied defenseman with good offensive potential. Possesses a heavy shot, while having the ability to quarterback the power play.
Henrik Tikkanen
At 6-7, Tikkanen tops even the existing redwoods in North American pro hockey. He’s a bit light for that height at 201, but that probably helps him to be so agile for someone that huge. While his technique needs development and consistency, Tikkanen typically remains calm under fire and uses his size effectively. He doesn’t like to go down unless he has to.