Michael Brandsegg-Nygård
Smart, defensively-sound winger with great shooting mechanics and vision. Well-rounded, mature game should help him reach a second line in the NHL.
Michal Postava
A bit of an unknown, undrafted goaltender. In a situation where he plays well, he could climb the depth chart quickly. To start his career in North America, he is nothing more than an organizational depth goaltending option with limited fantasy value.
Kevin Korchinski
Smooth skating offensive defenseman with good size. Defensive game is a work in progress but his raw tools give him top-four upside.
Ethan Edwards
An elite skater with impressive offensive tools, but he needs to work on his D-zone effort and positioning to make the jump.
Ryan Suzuki
Top six playmaking center with all the tools to be a high volume points producer at the NHL level.
Oscar Fisker-Mølgaard
Fisker Mølgaard is an intelligent, intense, and strong defensive forward who finds soft ice in the offensive zone and has an array of refined professional habits, his ceiling will be determined by just how much his offensive tools can be developed.
Lukas Dragicevic
Aggressive offensive blueliner with great mobility and a heavy shot. Needs to continue to develop defensively but possesses top-four potential at the NHL level.
Gracyn Sawchyn
A forward with a tremendous motor, Sawchyn has a strong identity as a player and projects very well as a future bottom-six fan favourite.
Nathaniel Day
An athletic goaltender who can make high-difficulty saves. Needs to get better with reads and consistency.
Hunter St. Martin
A true Swiss Army Knife style player, St. Martin can play in any situation and play alongside bottom-six grinders or top-six scorers. His skating is one of his best attributes and could help him take the next leap in his game. He will need to improve most aspects of his game, especially his consistency, to make the NHL but as a player who went in the sixth round as an overager, St. Martin looks to be a nice upside bet.