Graeme Clarke
Clarke has much work to do but his shot and ability to skate are what keeps his upside at a moderate level.
Samuel Bolduc
Big and strong, but skates well for a big guy. Showing signs of being a future PP weapon, but doesn’t ignore defense. Could be more physical. Potentially a top-four NHL blueliner.
Nolan Foote
Big-bodied winger with good puck skills and a heavy shot, needs to work on his skating ability but projects as a solid middle six winger with upside as a powerplay specialist.
Jack Studnicka
Versatile and responsible two-way forward.
Trey Fix-Wolansky
Fix-Wolansky is a scrappy forward that can score and make plays. Columbus has traded away numerous prospects at the trade deadline this season. As a result, he could find himself fast-tracked to the NHL as a middle-six winger within the next two years.
Ian Mitchell
A smart, smooth skating, offensive defenseman has all the tools to be a future top four pairing. A comparison within the organization is Duncan Keith.
Nate Clurman
Defense-minded defenseman; wont put up points but can prevent them
Thomas Bordeleau
High-skill forward who has great hands and a lethal shot. Small but stalky forward that protects the puck well.
Shane Bowers
Smart, fast forward who can be dangerous from anywhere
Carl Lindbom
Lindbom has shown early signs of becoming a draft day steal, being taken at the very end of his 2021 draft year. On the smaller side for goalies but with the heart of a lion, questions will linger about his size until he shows what he can do on North American ice.