Cooper Black
A towering 6-8 goaltender who moves well considering his size, he is a late bloomer with substantial upside due to his size and mobility in the crease. He could surprise many people after getting his feet underneath himself.
Mikulas Hovorka
A 6-6 right-handed defenseman who excels with his stick and can drive the transition game. His size is one of his greatest assets and his skating helps him have a high floor/low ceiling at the NHL level being a potential 4th or 5th defenseman in the NHL.
Samuel Jonsson
A big goaltender who is developing very well in Sweden and is worth keeping an eye on as a dynasty stash in deep leagues.
Carson Rehkopf
Sharp-shooting winger with strong off-puck positioning, a heavy release, and a decent forechecking game. Relatively one-dimensional, but could round out his game to become a middle-six trigger man.
Noel Nordh
Nordh is a good quick passer with good physical tools and application, and good scanning habits. His upside is mainly as a defensive contributor and play-connector, and he could develop into a versatile third-line contributor.
Matt Copponi
A hardworking center with flaws off the puck. A potential fourth-line option if he improves defensively.
Matteo Costantini
A competitive, physical center with speed and shot that could make him a fourth-line option.
Jack Hughes
Skilled playmaker who plays a mature two-way game. His upside may be limited but his floor is relatively high and he should grow into an impactful third line NHL center at the very least.
Cameron Berg
He wants to get into shooting range as quickly as possible. His speed and aggression challenge defenders trying to slow him through the neutral zone or when he’s driving to the net. Those attributes also make him a punishing forechecker. He’s much more effective north-south than east-west.
Mathieu Cataford
Well-rounded, hardworking forward who plays with pace. Has potential as a complementary top-six forward or strong third-liner at the NHL level.