Layne Gallacher
Defense-first checking center whose motor, face off work, and habits away from the puck read as NHL-translatable. The fantasy ceiling stays thin until the offense he posted at the U18 level shows up against OHL competition.
Jake O’Brien
Quick, intelligent playmaker with room to grow into his 6-2 frame
Adam Nemec
Simon Nemec's younger brother, a smart two-way forward who scores from the net front and forechecks hard. He found another level offensively after a midseason move to the OHL.
Landon Miller
A right-handed catching goaltender who is strong positionally. A Long-term project.
Hunter Laing
A massive power forward with raw talent. Needs to get quicker and build his foot speed—a long-term project.
Ryerson Leenders
An smaller, acrobatic goalie that makes his saves through great reflexes and efficient movement.
Artyom Gonchar
A lanky, playmaking defenseman.
Nathan Aspinall
A towering net front presence that sees the ice well with a good set of hands.
Alexis Bernier
Smart, proactive defenseman who can do a bit of everything well. Lacks complexity and risk-taking, but could be an effective bottom-pair NHL blue-liner.
Marek Vanacker
Crafty rush creator with quick hands and an accurate shot. Skating and defense need work, but has upside as a middle-six scoring winger.