Elite skater with impressive offensive tools (passing, shooting, stickhandling) - must work on his D-zone effort and positioning to make the jump. Physicality will always be a weakness, but could end up being a bottom-four puck-moving blueliner if things go well. Fantasy leagues with emphasis on points for D-men will likely benefit from this prospect if he makes the NHL.
Small defenceman with some offensive ability. Still holds some potential as a third pairing defenceman who can run the second power play unit, and put in surprising hit totals
A depth center with some offensive capabilities. Projects as a bottom-six forward.
A puck-moving, two-way defenseman.
Offensive and intelligent defenceman. Will need to improve hands and areas of skating.
A high hockey IQ centerman with an NHL-level two-way game who works hard and does all the small things right. Projects as a middle-six center with the potential to be a top-six with proper development.
A depth defenseman who plays a physical game. He needs to improve his decision-making with the puck and read plays better—he is more of a shutdown defender than an offensive producer.
A high-end playmaking center that thrives with the puck on his stick. An excellent shot blocker shots and creates turnovers at a high rate.
A powerful two-way forward with exceptional physical tools. He needs to improve his skating to succeed at the next level.
