A skilled and shifty forward, Okuliar is an underrated talent who can work wonders with the puck on his stick. He could slot into an NHL middle six and add a mix of scoring and playmaking on a top powerplay unit if everything pans out.
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.
A big power forward with middle-six upside. More of a complementary offensive player than someone who creates offense on a regular basis.
A potential bottom-six forward with decent skating and puck skills.
Productive top-six winger, with an elite shot along with fabulous hits and shots peripherals.
A strong winger who displays excellent vision and possesses a bomb of a one-timer.
A big, intelligent, strong winger with a scoring touch but lacks offensive creativity—projects as a bottom-six net-front presence that’s hard to knock off the puck. Skates well for his size and has a good shot, but he needs time to develop his all-around game—limited fantasy upside.
A speedy winger who plays a robust style.
Big, strong center with a quick, accurate shot. He excels in the dirty areas but can also drive the play on offense.
Harrison finds a way onto the scoresheet consistently, even when he's not having his best night. His ability to adapt to his teammates is valuable and he provides solid two-way play while possessing a good shot.
