Tye Kartye
Goal scoring forward, who was passed over in the NHL draft, and seems intent and capable of proving that was a mistake.
Shane Wright
Highly skilled center that can do it all. Strong skater with great vision, an excellent shot, and the intelligence to impact the game in all areas. A potential franchise cornerstone.
John Ludvig
Old-school defensive defenseman who can take care of his own zone. Upside for leagues that include shot blocked, hits and PIMs.
Nikolai Kovalenko
Do-it-all top-nine winger with physicality and a scoring touch
Ville Heinola
An offense-minded defenseman with top-four upside who can run a powerplay unit. An excellent skater but needs to get stronger to improve in the defensive zone. Undersized, which limits his ability to play a physical game. Provides very little in the hits and blocks categories.
John Beecher
Physically imposing two-way center that focuses on playing a sound game in all three zones
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.
Philip Broberg
Two-way defenseman with great size and speed. Good puck-skills and decent mobility. Upside to become a number three defenseman with good offensive numbers.
Dylan Holloway
Speedy center/left wing prospect. Physical when he needs to be and his stick-handling is impressive.
Ty Emberson
Doesn't show a ton of offense to his game. If he makes the NHL it will be as more of an bottom pairing defenseman who chips in the rare point here and there but will be useful in leagues that count stats like hits and blocked shots