Brent Johnson
Johnson may wind up being a more valuable player in real life than fantasy but should provide some points-only value as well, but it will take time
Ethen Frank
Quick skater with great goal scoring skills who is routinely productive in the AHL
Clay Stevenson
A smooth 6-4 goalie who has been tremendous for the last two seasons. Reading plays and stopping pucks have been his strong suit
Viktor Neuchev
High-octane sniper with decent IQ and great compete. Needs to fill out his frame and work on consistency, but could become a top-six winger.
Hunter Brzustewicz
A mobile and intelligent defender who moves the puck efficiently. He excels at transitioning the puck and finding open teammates for long passes. However, consistency is a concern.
Jérémie Poirier
Skilled, puck moving defender who skates well with the puck. His hockey IQ makes him dangerous in the offensive zone and effective in the defensive zone. Poirier does an excellent job seeing the ice and being proactive in the play.
Nikita Novikov
A steady, quiet two-way defender. Plays a cautious defensive game with few offensive assertions. Sometimes is slow to react to developing plays.
Martin Chromiak
A speedy two-way forward with middle-six upside. Uses his great puck control and every inch of his body to keep the puck in his possession. He is mostly a sniper. A versatile winger who can play on both sides of the puck and in many situations.
Kirill Kirsanov
Cerebral defensive defenceman who is responsible in his own end and has a good stick. Can distribute the puck, indicating moderate offensive upside.
Will Cranley
A tall, athletic goaltender who has the raw tools to turn into an NHL goaltender if developed properly through the system.