Tim Washe
A big defensively responsible center that is great at faceoffs with underrated offensive ability.
A big defensively responsible center that is great at faceoffs with underrated offensive ability.
A depth center that lacks size but has good foot speed. Can contribute offensively to both the power play and in shorthanded situations.
A responsible, fast-paced winger with good defensive instincts, he is an above-average skater with an excellent set of hands and a pro-level shot. Unlike his younger brothers Cole and Lane, he has limited upside but could become a valuable bottom-six forward.
A dynamic, late-blooming, left-shot depth defenseman who plays a high-risk, high-reward game style. He struggles defensively, but his offensive game is intriguing.
A tremendous skater who uses his mobility to create consistent advantages on both sides of the puck.
Suniev is a winger with an array of plus-level tools and habits, if he can significantly improve his skating, he has upside as a versatile two-way goalscorer in a middle-six.
Playmaking winger with good movement across the board. An asset on the powerplay but needs to find consistency at even-strength for a smooth transition to pro.
Parekh's game is one of dynamism, creativity, and surgical precision in his activations from the point, he is among the most skilled blueliners that Canada has produced since Cale Makar.
A highly competitive, hard-working center who plays a fast game. Projects as a bottom-six forward with limited offensive upside.
A big-bodied forward with a booming shot and above-average playmaking abilities. His skating is a notable deficiency, but he still has the potential to be a first-line winger with PP1 upside.