Zachary Nehring
A big, physical winger who isn’t afraid to crash the net. A long-term prospect with a chance to be a middle-six forward who can play in all situations and score, also adding value in hits and blocks categories.
Garrett Brown
A transitional defenseman who is always looking to create when the puck is on his stick. Needs to improve his skating and develop more consistency throughout his game.
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.
Cole Eiserman
Eiserman is an elite goalscorer; his release is as potent as his ability to find soft ice off-puck, but his on-puck game and defensive engagement remain raw.
Vladislav Lukashevich
A smooth skating defenseman specializing in the transition game and moving the puck up ice. His passing is strong enough to be his primary tool at the highest and could help him excel past his original draft position.
Owen Lindmark
Hard-working two-way center with a moderate offensive ceiling. Great at taking faceoffs.
Jack Devine
Versatile, two-way player likely destined for a bottom-six role in the NHL. He shines on the defensive end of the puck, though he is a decent playmaker who can also provide secondary scoring.
Drew Fortescue
A sturdy, reliable defenseman, known for good breakout passes and the ability to exit his own zone effectively. Possesses a lot of very good tools and has shown strong improvement over the past few seasons.
Gabe Perreault
Playmaking winger who plays with energy and forechecks effectively. Will have to continue to develop physically while rounding out the rest of his game but possesses top-six NHL potential.