Martin Pospisil
Multi-cat Middle-six potential. Big net front presence collecting PIM.
Marshall Rifai
Smooth-skating, physical blueliner who could become a depth piece at the NHL level.
Matthew Phillips
Has the speed and skill to be a Top-six NHL forward.
Connor McMichael
An intelligent, all-around centre who broke out for 2019-2020 in such a way that he looks to be a top-line NHL talent. His shot and vision has hit another level since he was drafted.
Brennan Othmann
A solid two-way winger coming off a big 50 goal campaign with the OHL’s Flint Firebirds. His physical development has brought on some added dimensions to his game. Othmann might be a sneaky multi-cat steal in the fantasy world.
Dennis Hildeby
Big-bodied netminder who covers a lot of net and shows composure in his movements. Reads the play well but well have to manage his level of activity tracking the puck.
Declan Chisholm
A left-shot defenseman with great offensive instincts. An intelligent decision-maker who skates well with the puck and consistently starts a rush with exceptional outlet passes—projects as a third-pairing defenseman with a middle-pairing upside that will contribute offensively and produce on a powerplay unit.
Nick Robertson
Undersized but tenacious forward with high-end goal scoring ability. Could grow into a top-six scoring winger as he continues to adjust to the pro pace.
Logan Brown
Big center who has most of his scoring chances in front of the net. Generates not much on offence but could be a complimentary piece with faster players on his wing.
Zach Benson
Undersized but intelligent playmaking forward who makes those around him better. He features a dynamic skill set and has the potential to be an impact player in the NHL.