EJ Emery
Tremendous rush defender who uses his skating to close gaps wherever he finds them. Offensive refinement could see him become a second-pair staple in the NHL.
Michael Hage
True dual-threat center with great details to his playmaking game. Second-line upside is attainable with work on his defending and engagement.
Joaquim Lemay
Lemay is a two-way defenseman who can skate and pass under pressure. In the offense zone he can set up plays well but needs to improve in all aspects
Ryan Chesley
Two-way defenseman with a heavy one-timer from the point. Possesses decent offensive upside and has a solid floor defensively, making him a potential top-four defenseman at the NHL level.
Andrei Buyalsky
Tall, volume-shooting centerman transitioning to North America
Redmond Savage
Hard-nosed forward who loves the physical aspect of the game. He will be valuable in multicategory leagues if he can translate his scoring to the professional level.
Massimo Rizzo
Silky hands and a penchant for creative playmaking, though only an average skater. Top-six upside but might be a long wait.
Devin Kaplan
Has the size and hockey sense to develop into a middle-six, two-way forward. He needs to improve his skating and the speed of his game. He has the potential to develop into a multi-category player. Patience in his development will be necessary, as players his size tend to take longer to reach their potential.
Hoyt Stanley
Very mobile defender who possesses the ability to break out of his own end with a good pass or skating it out on his own.
Jay O’Brien
O'Brien is blessed with terrific speed, a strong desire to win puck battles, and loves to shoot the puck whenever he can