Logan Neaton
A tall, patient goaltender with controlled hands. Limited upside.
Dillon Hamaliuk
Hamaliuk is a big power forward who possesses good speed for his size and an above average shot. His size makes him a safer bet to at least land a bottom six NHL gig in comparison to his peers.
Lucas Johansen
Johansen has the tool package to become a solid two-way defenseman and can chip in the offense when required
Veeti Miettinen
A small goal-scoring winger with lethal wrist shot and good playmaking abilities. A very good skater who gives great effort in his play without the puck. Long-term project with top-nine potential down the road.
Serron Noel
Big power winger with very good skating ability and decent hands. A long-term project with top-nine upside at least. Upcoming years will reveal more about his offensive ceiling.
Bobby Nardella
Very smart offensive defenseman, and can find open players with ease. He does not shoot enough though and he is under-sized for a defenseman. Needs to add strength
Olle Eriksson Ek
Starting goalie upside, but as with most goalies there is a lengthy wait time
Wyatte Wylie
He can make a solid top-four defenseman that can bail injured specialists in a pinch, think Sami Salo if things go his way.
Carsen Twarynski
A likely 3rd/4th liner with some offensive upside
Josh Pillar
Pillar is a versatile playmaker who utilizes his strong skating to create space and also backtrack on defense. Despite being undersized, Pillar is always engaged and isn’t afraid of going to the dirty areas to make a play. Capable of playing at center and the wing. Although you shouldn’t expect great point-scoring statistics from Pillar, you can count on him to be consistent with SOG and hits.