Jacob Peterson
Peterson is skilled and consistent in almost every facet of the game. His two-way game is developing to North American ice quickly, and his shot is a threat from anywhere in the offensive zone.
Luke Evangelista
A great forward on the cycle who can outwork the opposition in every facet of the game offensively. He likely profiles as a strong third-liner who can play on a powerplay at the net front. More value in multi-cat fantasy leagues.
Joey Anderson
Two-way grinding winger with decent goal-scoring instincts. Could serve in a depth role at the NHL level.
Joel Kiviranta
Two-way, undersized forward who could easily fit into a team’s bottom six. Not known for his high-octane offense but he can kill penalties
Mason Shaw
While Shaw has significant offensive potential, knee injuries resulting in a lost season rarely work out perfectly, and his development may have taken a major hit. A full recovery from the injury could warrant middle-6 potential, but for now he's got a bit of a hill to overcome.
Jesse Ylönen
Very good skater and dangerous offensive forward with top-six upside.
Noah Juulsen
Poised mobile defender with top-four upside.
Marian Studenic
Possesses some intriguing tools, with a strong shot and above-average speed, however, his decision-making is questionable and he is at times a defensive liability.
Felix Sandström
Limited upside. Inconsistent; best suited as a backup at the NHL level.
Marco Rossi
Under-sized center with great hands, super stick-handling and great positioning.