Ryan Suzuki
Top six playmaking center with all the tools to be a high volume points producer at the NHL level.
Top six playmaking center with all the tools to be a high volume points producer at the NHL level.
A skilled but small defenseman who has played at a high level throughout his young career. He brings offensive production through points, but won’t add much in hits.
A strong possession, two-way forward who shoots and hits, but points might not be his strong suit at the NHL level.
Has good offensive instincts and controls the puck well. His size forces him to the perimeter where he might struggle to produce at even-strength as he becomes a pro.
A goal-scoring winger with great size and very good speed. A modern power forward who uses his size to protect the puck. Isn’t afraid to drive to the net. Owns a great shot and decent playmaking abilities. Has potential to become a top-six winger and a 30-goal scorer. Not a well-rounded player, so there is some risk involved as well.
A big, mobile blueliner who likes to throw the big hit. Needs to work on his puck skills but the size and skating package is intriguing.
Technically sound goaltender with great size for the position. Legitimate NHL starter potential.
30-goal college scorer looking for similar output at the pro level
A tough defenseman who brings a noticeable physical presence on the ice. Defensively very solid and reliable. Offensively, however, he is not a point producer. Projects to be a reliable bottom-pairing defenseman in the future.
Can do it all, winger. Has a pro-sized frame, skates well, is willing to block shots and plays hard. Can contribute offensively. While his ceiling is limited as a depth forward, if he earns a regular spot in the NHL, he could provide fill-in value in deep leagues with hits, blocks and PIM.