Rasmus Larsson
A big, bruising defenseman with bottom-four potential.
Jayson Shaugabay
Very skilled but undersized forward.
Theo Wallberg
High upside, big-bodied, left-shot defenseman. A solid skater with a good first pass.
Zach Schulz
A shut-down defenseman who thrives through his positional play and managing his gaps on the rush. Skates very well and makes the smart, easy plays first. His play does not excite the casual viewer but impacts games in ways that do not shine as brightly on the score sheet. He will not score 50 points in a season, but he is a tight-checking player who can offer minimal value in deeper category leagues, including hits and/or blocks.
Xavier Veilleux
Strong two-way, puck-moving defenseman with good vision and some offensive upside. His ability to manipulate defenders to open a passing lane and create opportunities for his teammates helps to drive play for his team in every area of the ice. He has great discipline and uses his skating to help provide stability to the backend, allowing for consistently positive plus-minus statistics that can help contribute to leagues with that category.
William Whitelaw
William Whitelaw is a highly skilled and diverse offensive threat who remains very raw in his habits and consistency.
Aiden Celebrini
A shutdown, right-shot defender.
Daimon Gardner
A power-forward with an intriguing offensive toolkit.
Jordan Charron
A winger with size, speed, and high hockey sense who has the ability to score and make plays.
Carter Amico
Tall, heavy and uber-athletic, Amico's profile indicates a clear path to becoming an NHL minute-muncher.