Harry Nansi
Though he struggled to find his footing (and ice-time) this season, as one of the draft's youngest players, his skill-size-tenacity combination makes him an interesting option.
Quinn Beauchesne
An explosive skater with a big shot that he loves to leverage.
Alexis Mathieu
Hard hitting defenseman with limited offensive upside.
Ryan Miller
A forward with a ton of grit, constantly using his body and raw effort to win and maintain positioning.
Shamar Moses
An effortful checking forward with hands, vision and a powerful shot. The question will be if he can find a way to leverage these at higher levels.
Carlos Händel
A defensive defenseman who has shown minimal offense thus far.
Aiden Foster
A scrappy forward who loves to be involved in the rough stuff.
Jimmy Lombardi
A responsible, physical, and disruptive defensive center with pro habits.
David Lewandowski
A solid all-around player whose shot is his calling card.
Daniil Skvortsov
A sturdily built defenceman who plays a physical, sensible, game, closing checks and moving the puck the puck up ice with intention.