Thomas Di Pauli
Di Pauli has never been much of a scorer, even in his early days with the USNTDP. He provides plenty of energy but almost zero fantasy value. A top-six role in the NHL is a longshot.
Rem Pitlick
Great speed and offensive creativity, Pitlick has the tools to fill a middle-six role in the NHL.
Kyle Keyser
Keyser has great lateral movement and sees the puck very well through traffic. He performs well when given a larger workload, but after a slow development through the OHL it remains to be seen if he can handle a role as a professional goaltender.
Oskar Steen
Undersized, feisty, energy winger with offensive potential.
Curtis Hall
Hall offers a physical presence on the ice while maintaining his role as a scoring forward. He has good hands and great straight-line speed. He has top-six upside with additional value as a potential net-front presence on the power play
Andrei Svetlakov
There appears to be a potential bottom six NHLer there, but it’s a matter of if and when he makes the jump.
Matias Mäntykivi
Skilled center with very good hands and playmaking ability. Needs to improve his skating and physical game.
Matt Filipe
Raw, skilled power forward with bottom six upside
Calen Addison
Undersized puck-moving defenseman with high offensive upside. Likely a future power-play QB.
Ryder Donovan
He has a unique package of vision, size and skating that is a very tantalizing mixture. If he's able to work out consistency issues he could end up as a middle-six option, similar to Kevin Hayes, down the road.