Matthew Andonovksi
Big, physical defenseman with the upside of becoming a bottom-pairing defenseman in the NHL. Limited offensively but could prove valuable in multi-cat leagues where hits and PIMs are a factor.
Big, physical defenseman with the upside of becoming a bottom-pairing defenseman in the NHL. Limited offensively but could prove valuable in multi-cat leagues where hits and PIMs are a factor.
A towering winger with offensive capabilities.
Middle-six winger with potential for high goal-scoring totals. Great skater that creates chances. Goes to the front of the net and has a serviceable wrist shot. Provides value in leagues that use SOG.
Highly-productive overager with a heavy shot and a sound foundation of smarts and passing ability. Defensive game has improved since last year. Has upside as a middle-six scorer.
A high-end skating center with quickness and agility who excels in the offensive zone. Used in all special teams and key situations. Needs to become more physical and be more involved in the defensive zone.
Two-way blueliner with inconsistent hockey sense who defends well and drives play from the back end. Possesses good mobility and competes hard, projecting as a potential middle-pairing defenseman at the NHL-level.
Solid two-way defender who likes to activate and join his team on the rush. Not a dynamic talent but has the potential to grow into a steady top-four defenseman at the pro level.
Catton stands out for his abundant dynamism, skill, and creativity, but his defensive engagement will need to take a few steps before he can make the jump to pro hockey.
A big, strong, power winger with speed who can drive plays and has a good shot. Has the potential to be a middle-six winger in the NHL.
Big-bodied centerman who played a hard, heavy game in all areas on the ice. Has a desire to win puck battles and sticks up for his teammates when needed. Not much of a playmaker or shooter, but makes a strong net-front presence.