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.
Matthew Stienburg
Big pivot with up and down college production
Andrei Buyalsky
Tall, volume-shooting centerman transitioning to North America
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.
Brody Lamb
A shifty forward who possesses an effective release.
Rutger McGroarty
A highly skilled, competitive, versatile forward who can play on the wing and center. Lacks high-end speed and needs to improve his overall skating. He has the size, strength, and leadership qualities to go along with the scoring ability and hockey IQ to develop into a reliable two-way top-six multi-category fantasy option that will contribute to both the powerplay and penalty kill.
Charles-Alexis Legault
Strong, smooth skating defensive defenseman with some offensive upside. Needs to remain consistent on offense but has legit NHL upside with some penalty killing ability.
Nicholas Moldenhauer
Versatile, 200-foot player with great offensive instincts, skating, compete and vision. Puck skills need some work, but could be a solid middle-six defensive center.