Isaac Ratcliffe
Big power forward that will have added value in multi-cat leagues
Oskari Laaksonen
Two-way defender who skates well with the puck but prefers to play a more outlet-driven game. Defends using active stick work and quickness rather than physicality. Must make quicker decisions with the puck.
Kole Sherwood
Potentially a bottom-six NHL forward with a sparkplug-type of role, accruing moderate offensive production and a respectable amount of hits.
Jimmy Huntington
Two-way center that plays with high-end smarts and intelligence, enough upside to potentially become a middle six forward.
Brayden Burke
Like many small, offensively talented players, Burke is a sink or swim at the next level. He could be the next Johnny Gaudreau or fizzle off like many similar players.
Brinson Pasichnuk
A power-play specialist who isn’t afraid to unload his shot from anywhere on the ice. An elusive skater who is credited with a tremendous work ethic and a strong two-way game. Built solid, although size remains a question mark.
Nick Leivermann
Scoring defenceman who chips in some peripheral stats as well
Patrick Khodorenko
Smart un-drafted forward with middle-six upside.
Ryan Francis
A silky smooth playmaker who reads the ice at an advanced level. He has some warts away from the puck as with most small wingers but if a team is willing to bank on his skill, they could get a solid winger who excels with a good triggerman.