Jakob Pelletier
Complete two-way, playmaking forward with top-six NHL potential.
Macklin Celebrini
Exceptional rush offense creator with a solid base of pro-ready tools. Defensively sound, creative and agile, with a knack for winning board battles. Projects as a top-line, do-it-all center at the NHL level.
Scott Perunovich
Tremendous skater with high-end vision and a good first pass. Very real offensive upside.
Justin Barron
A Jack-of-all-trades defender. Good in every area of the ice. Barron isn't flashy but he is effective.
Conor Geekie
High-end offensive talent with great size who can beat opponents with his hands, vision, or shooting ability. Needs to clean up his skating stride and add some pace to his game but has potential as an impactful offensive weapon in the NHL.
Brett Berard
A diminutive forward who has a crafty skill set and a willingness to get to the net. His playmaking ability is creative and aimed at the middle of the ice. One of the youngest players in the draft class.
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.
Bobby Brink
A shifty, elite-thinking winger with quick hands. He lacks speed and needs to work on his skating. Has the creativity and competitive drive to overcome those deficiencies at the NHL level.
Tyson Foerster
He has an elite shot, with a 40+ goal upside and will be a factor on the power play. He has good size and doesn’t shy away from the physical part of the game.