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| Player | Rights | Pos | Age | Report | Overall | Notes | Created | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jonathan Marchessault |  | RW | 33 | 2 of 2 | 84
L1
| Original Golden Knight. Led the club in scoring in 23/24 82GP - 42G - 27A (-2) Majority of his offense comes at even strength. Produced 34 goals / 18 assists at ES Undersize but durable. Plays quick. Threat off the rush. Difficult to defend in small areas. Quick release to the net. Adequate defensively but not a player who can be deployed in a match up or penalty killing role. Averaged 18:00 TOI - ES and PP#1 Expiring contract. $5.0M | May 3, 2024 | May 4, 2024 |
| Chandler Stephenson | | C | 30 | 2 of 2 | 88
L2
| Stephenson is a useful top six forward who can be deployed in a variety of roles. Contributes better than secondary offense ... but not elite top six production. Fantastic skater. Plays the game quick and fast. Won 53% of his face-offs. Averaged 18:30 TOI. Used in all situations for VGK. 75GP - 16G -35A Matches up against top six opponents. Not overly physical - 43 hits / 40 shot blocks Only 97 shots on goal Has the skill, speed, and compete to potentially produce more offensively. Expiring contract. Pending UFA. Only cost $2.75M in 23/24 | May 3, 2024 | May 4, 2024 |
| Logan Thompson | | G | 27 | 2 of 2 | 84
1B
| Thompson could end up being the Golden Knights starter in 2024 playoffs. In his last 10GP - to end regular season - he posted a very tidy .924 save percentage - paired with a 2.26 GAA Thompson faced 277 shots in the segment - stopping 256 - allowing 21 goals against. Gives shooters different look / right hand catching hand Crease composure is key to his success. Can't afford to get too busy in the net and find himself wandering outside the posts. When he's efficient he's at his best. Big in the net. | Apr. 16, 2024 | Apr. 19, 2024 |
| Anthony Mantha | | LW | 29 | 5 of 5 | 75
L3
| In his first game with Vegas, after being traded from Washington, Mantha skated 15:14 The majority of his ice time came at even strength. He's slotted into the Golden Knights second line. It's going to take some time to get acclimated with how Vegas likes to run their power-play before he finds a full-time role on one of the units. Zero shots on goal - zero hits - one shot block in his first game. He will improve as he gets more comfortable Slotting into top-six could add another goal-scoring element to the Vegas lineup overall. Shooter - Huge frame - Solid pace | Mar. 7, 2024 | Mar. 9, 2024 |
| Noah Hanifin | | LD | 27 | 7 of 7 | 89
P1
| In his first game with Vegas, after being traded from Calgary, he was deployed in familiar roles. Generally paired with Pietrangelo on top pairing. Skated 21:33 - 18:33 ES - 0:42 PP#2 - 2:18 Primary PK Pending UFA Fantastic skater. Quick and fast up and down the ice. 2-way / Transitional 'D' who adds to the Golden Knights already deep defence core. Top pairing NHL - due for a significant raise in off-season | Mar. 7, 2024 | Mar. 9, 2024 |
| Tomas Hertl | | C | 30 | 2 of 2 | 85
L2
| Hertl suited up for 48 games in San Jose before being dealt to the Vegas Golden Knights He was used in all situations with the Sharks - averaged over 20 minutes TOI - produced 15G-19A with 5G - 4A on the PP. Big body. Pushes back but isn't punishing. Protects pucks. Sets up on the weak side on the PP and rips pucks on net. Top six forward. Good pace. Wins over 57% of his face-offs. | Mar. 5, 2024 | Mar. 8, 2024 |
| Anthony Mantha | | LW | 29 | 4 of 5 | 75
L3
| Mantha is a massive forward who plays with surprisingly little physicality for his stature. Through 56GP with the Capitals he had only been credited with 31 hits and 21 shot blocks. He averaged 14:09 TOI with the Caps. All of his ice time came at ES and PP. Mantha produced 20G - 14A - with seventeen of his goals coming at ES He's always leaned shooter / goal scorer more than play driver / distributor off the rush. His length can be an asset along the wall and around the crease when he's corralling pucks. Hard to defend when fully engaged. Good skater. Credited with 90 shots on goal. (+5) defensively. Generally deployed in a third line role at even strength before slotting into one of the PP units. Pending UFA. Cap hit $5.7M. | Feb. 27, 2024 | Mar. 5, 2024 |
| Noah Hanifin | | LD | 27 | 6 of 7 | 89
P1
| Statistics updated March 5th - 2024 '2-way D' with a transitional element. Provides better than secondary offense. Outlets pucks and joins as an extra layer. Elite skater. Has the legs to lead the rush on his own. Gaps up to take away time and space in the defensive zone. Through his first 61GP - 11G-24A - 123 shots on goal - 46hits - 89 shot blocks - has scored 8 goals and 18 assists at even strength. Expiring contract. $4.95M AAV - Contract has an 8 team 'no trade'. | Feb. 19, 2024 | Mar. 5, 2024 |
| Anthony Mantha | | LW | 29 | 3 of 5 | 75
L3
| Mantha's a bit of an enigma. On one hand his size, skill, and potential to break out and score even more goals than he does is an attractive risk. On the other hand, he can frustrate with a lack of detail and push back for his stature and skating ability. A pending UFA who carries a cap hit of $5.7M Leans goal scorer more than play maker. Has the pace to be a threat off the rush in transition. Has the length to coral pucks in high danger areas and direct the play to the net. Can be a distraction / hard to defend when engaged. Lacks consistency … but he's scored 17G-11A in 50GP Averages 14 minutes per game TOI. All of his ice time comes at ES and on the PP. For a big man he lacks physical push back. Only credited with 27 hits and 17 shot blocks. Goal scorer when he's on. Shoot first mentality. | Feb. 20, 2024 | Feb. 23, 2024 |
| Noah Hanifin | | LD | 27 | 5 of 7 | 88
P2
| A workhorse in Calgary. Deployed in all situations. Averages over 23:00 TOI. Elite skater. Quick to space. Has the ability, and skill, to lead the rush out of his zone when a lane opens up to escape pressure. Active off the puck. Joins the rush. In his first 49GP - 8G-17A (+10) Seven even strength goals. 13 even strength assists. Expiring contract. $4.95M AAV - includes '8 team no trade list' 2-way 'D' - better than secondary offense - ability to be slot into first pairing | Jan. 27, 2024 | Feb. 4, 2024 |
| Noah Hanifin | | LD | 26 | 4 of 7 | 86
P2
| Do it all 'D' for the Calgary Flames Logs over 23:00 TOI Deployed in all situations Excellent skater. Quick. Agile. Good size. Not punishing physically but engaged in the battle. Pending UFA. Prime years lie ahead. Veteran D who will have played over 600 games be end of the year. A top 3 D - can land on top pair or second pair. | Jan. 4, 2024 | Jan. 7, 2024 |
| Anthony Mantha | | LW | 29 | 2 of 5 | 75
L3
| Big body forward who moves very well for his stature. Despite his size he's more of motion player than a physically dominating power forward. Good puck touch. Excellent release. Picks his spots energy wise. More compete would result in more trust and more consistent results. Foundation is attractive. Capable of moving up in the lineup. Streaky. Element is offense. Can be a threat off the rush when he gains the edge. Net front / middle bumper role on the PP. Majority of his ice time comes at ES and PP. | Nov. 24, 2023 | Nov. 27, 2023 |
| Noah Hanifin | | LD | 26 | 3 of 7 | 85
P2
| Most of the Flames roster has struggled with consistency to start the season. Hanifin is no different. The '2-way D' has averaged nearly 23:00 TOI and been deployed in all situations. He's an excellent skater who's quick to space in the defensive zone and can lead, or join, the rush offensively. Hanifin has an under utilized shot. He can beat NHL goalies clean from range. He needs to get more pucks to the net. Some nights the puck hasn't bounced his way, but his (-8) rating through 14GP is the worst amongst Flames defenceman. His outlets, gap timing, and overall detail has room to improve. A mostly area defender. Active stick. Some bump along the wall. Pending UFA. Only 26 years young. A top four 'D' who can slide into the #1 pairing when needed. | Nov. 11, 2023 | Nov. 14, 2023 |
| Keegan Kolesar | | RW | 26 | 1 of 1 | 75
L4
| Kolesar is easily defined. He's a 2-way power forward who plays with an edge The majority of his TOI comes at ES He does have a secondary role on the PK Kolesar moves pretty well. He's agile enough to rotate in the defensive zone and get in shooting lanes. His element is his physicality and presence. Through the first 12 game segment to start the season he averaged 11:33 TOI - 11:01 ES - 0:31 PK , while contributing 47 hits ! | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Jonathan Marchessault | | RW | 32 | 1 of 2 | 83
L2
| Marchessault is an original Golden Knight. He's an undersize, quick, fast-strike forward who has shown the ability to take his game to another level in big moments. A threat off the rush. Slippery in small areas. Reacts quickly to spin off checks along the boards in the offensive zone. Leans shooter more than distributor. In his first 12 game segment to start the new season he averaged 17:03 TOI - 13:01 ES - 4:01 PP, scoring 6G- 3A Doesn't have a role on the PK - adequate on the defensive side of the play Brings speed, skill, offense. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| William Karlsson | | C | 30 | 1 of 1 | 83
L2
| Karlsson got off to a fantastic start in his first 12 game segment to start the new season. He's playing fast and pressuring the play up ice when he doesn't have the puck. A threat off the rush when he does have the play on his stick. Historically streaky scorer ... but provides more than just offense. Used in all situations. Averages 16:38 TOI - 12:39 ES - 1:45 PP - 2:13 PK - wins 59% draws Quick to space off the puck. Good detail. Competes. Role can range from 3F - 2F Scored 6G-9A in the segment. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Mark Stone | | RW | 31 | 1 of 1 | 86
L2
| Stone contributes in a variety of ways for the Golden Knights He's the Captain of the team, deployed in all situations battles in the trenches, and has a knack for producing big goals at key moments. Not a burner in transition. Average plus skater overall. Big body. Sets up on the weak side goal line to distribute or take pucks to the net on the PP. Efficient on the PK. Collapses down to assist. Blocks shots. Leads by example. Emotional player. In his first twelve game segment to start the season he averaged 19:27 TOI - 13:27 ES - 4:11 PP - 1:47 PK , while scoring 4G-8A. Stone touches every area of the game for the Golden Knights. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Ivan Barbashev | | LW | 27 | 1 of 1 | 81
L3
| It wasn't long ago that Barbashev scored 26G-34A for the St.Louis Blues. The Golden Knights don't require him to carry a heavy load offensively, but his better than secondary scoring is appreciated. En route to the Stanley Cup, last spring, Barbashev scored 7G-11A in twenty-two playoff games. All of his ice time comes at ES and PP. Barbashev plays a heavy game. He provides high end compete. He's hard to play against and extends plays along the wall. In the first twelve game segment to start the season he averaged 15:05 TOI - 13:21 ES - 1:44 PP, while contributing 3G-1A and 24 hits. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Paul Cotter | | LW | 23 | 1 of 1 | 80
L4
| Cotter has become a valuable player for the Golden Knights. He's a big body who plays very physical, while providing some secondary scoring and a role on the PP. In short, he's hard to play against. He battles in the hard areas to extend plays, finishes his checks with authority, wins the majority of 1vs1 battles around the opponents net. He's alos a strong skater, especially on straight lines. He's only 24 years young and still developing at the NHL level. In his first 12 game segment to start the 23/24 season he averaged 13:13 TOI - 12:20 ES - 0:53 PP. Cotter does not have a role on the PK. He scored 3G-3A in the segment and was credited with an impressive 38 hits. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Shea Theodore | | RD | 28 | 1 of 1 | 86
P1
| Theodore has turned into a first-pairing defender. He eats up a ton of minutes at ES and PP#1. He's an excellent skater. A combination 2-way / Transitional 'D' who moves the puck very well and has the legs to lead the rush on his own. Theodore has always had great puck touch. He passes the puck hard and accurately. He can also score from range. He closes quickly on opponents / takes away time and space. In his first 12 game segment to start the 23/24 season he averaged 23:16 TOI - 18:34 ES - 4:27 PP - 0:14 PK. He continues to be aggressive directing pucks on goal and had 33 SOG in the segment to go along with 4 hits and 18 shot blocks. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Alec Martinez | | LD | 36 | 1 of 1 | 80
P2
| Martinez continues to impact the game at a high level in relation to his element. He's a 2-way 'D' who plays match-up minutes at ES and on the PK. Occasionally he chips in with some secondary offense, but it's his attention to detail in his zone that wins out. An average plus skater at this stage of his career. Manages the game very well. Identifies his check in his zone. Battles to keep opponents away from his net. Not overpowering physically A 'bumper' / area defender. Sacrifices for the good of the group. Proficient shot blocker. In his first eight game segment, to start the season, he averaged 19:08 TOI - 16:57 ES - 0:14 PP - 1:55 PK - and was credited with 6 hits and 29 shot blocks. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Michael Amadio | | RW | 27 | 1 of 1 | 72
L4
| Amodio has worked to become a depth NHL player who has now proven he can provide better than secondary goal scoring. He's used in a depth role at ES but still managed to score 16G - 11A last season. Impressively, he scored 15G-10A at ES. Amodio has good size. He's an average plus skater who clearly has a nose for the net when he finds pucks in scoring areas. He leans shooter more than distributor. In his first 12 game segment to start the 23/24 season he picked up where he left off last season. He's averaging 11:31 TOI and producing offense. He had 2G-4A in those twelve GP. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Brett Howden | | C | 25 | 1 of 1 | 73
L4
| Howden has turned into a reliable 2-way forward who can provide depth minutes at ES and secondary PK. He has good size, moves well, tracks up and down the ice for the full 200ft, and provides occasional depth scoring. Howden is willing to lean on opponents. He pushes back in the trenches. Through his first ten game segment to start the 23/24 season he averaged 13:05 TOI - 11:55 ES - no PP - 1:09 PK - scored 1G-2A and was credited with 10 hits and 5 shot blocks. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Chandler Stephenson | | C | 29 | 1 of 2 | 87
L2
| One of the most versatile players on the entire Golden Knights roster. Used in all situations. Through his first twelve game segment, to start the season, he averaged 19:34 TOI - 13:28 ES - 3:57 PP - 2:08 PK - Scoring 2G-8A - 19 SOG - and winning 52% of his draws. Stephenson is a play driver. He's quick, fast, and skilled. He also has a relentless compete to his approach. Without the puck, as F1 on the forecheck, he presses up ice and creates turnovers with his speed. He also tracks back the entire 200ft to assist on the defensive side of the game. Battles. Competes. Leans distributor more than shooter. Provides better than secondary offense. A combination F2 / F1 | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Ben Hutton | | LD | 30 | 1 of 1 | 74
P3
| Hutton is a bit of a journeyman NHL player. Vegas is his fifth NHL organization. He a veteran player who can slide into the lineup and provide responsible depth minutes at ES and PP#2 Hutton has good size but he isn't punishing physically. He's a rangy 'bumper' who's agile enough to rotate into shooting lanes and block shots. On occasion he will push the play up ice, on his own, with the puck on his stick. He has an occasional role on PP#2, and the ability to direct pucks on net from range. A depth / third pairing / 2-way 'D' Through his first seven game segment to start the 23/24 season he averaged 15:24 TOI - 14:29 ES - 0:50 PP - 0:05 PK and scored 0G-2A. He was credited with 11 SOG - 2 hits and 11 shot blocks. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Pavel Dorofeyev | | LW | 23 | 1 of 1 | 77
L2
| Dorofeyev is a home grown product of the Golden Knights system. He was drafted in the third round (79th overall) in 2019. His element is offense. Dorofeyev leans shooter / finisher more than play maker but he's capable of being a duo-threat on the PP. A proven scorer at the AHL level. Just getting his feet wet / finding a role at the NHL level. Three zone detail is a work in progress but he's competing and involved. Has quick strike skill when time and space opens up. In his first 7 game segment to start the 23/24 season he averaged 12:58 TOI - 11:18 ES - 1:39 PP #2. He doesn't PK. Dorofeyev is a motion / skill forward. He isn't overly physical. In those seven games he was credited with 3 hits and 3 shot blocks. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Nicolas Hague | | RD | 24 | 1 of 1 | 81
P2
| Hague brings a combination of size and sneaky skill. He's a good skater for his stature and has the ability to lead the rush or join as an extra layer. When he has time to walk the offensive blue line he shoots the puck a ton and has the ability to beat NHL goalies from range. The majority of Hague's TOI comes at ES and PK. He matches up against top six / middle six opponents. His size is an asset in the defensive zone. He's long / rangy and willing to close physically. His span makes it difficult to make plays 'around'. In his first 10 game segment to start the season Hague averaged 19:07 TOI - 16:47 ES - 0:03 PP - 2:16 PK. He's scored 1G-2A and was credited with 10 hits and 14 shot blocks. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Nicolas Roy | | C | 26 | 1 of 1 | 84
L3
| Roy adds value to the middle of the Golden Knights lineup. He's primarily used as a 3F but has enough skill to be used as a 2F if required. Big, strong and competitive. Roy has a gear in open ice. When he gets a lane to the net he isn't shy about taking the play to the net. He leans shooter more than play maker overall, but has shown he is capable in both roles on the second PP unit. Last season he averaged 16:17 TOI and was deployed in all situations while providing secondary offense. Roy isn't shy. He will push back physically and block shots when required. An area that does need to improve is his efficiency in the face-off circle. He won less than 50% of his draws in 22/23 Through his first 7GP this season he has averaged 15:03 TOI - 12:16 ES - 1:20 PP - 1:27 PK while scoring 3G-1A | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Jack Eichel | | C | 27 | 1 of 1 | 89
L1
| Since arriving in Vegas, from Buffalo, his entire game has evolved. Eichel has always been a dynamic player offensively. He has a somewhat unusual skating stride but he's plenty fast in transition and sturdy/strong on the puck. His commitment off the puck is entirely different than when he was a Buffalo Sabre More engaged. Plays a 200ft game. Not just offense. Being used in all situations. Averages 20:08 TOI - 13:49 ES - 4:16 PP - 2:02 PK Has some push back. Blocks shots on the PK Room for improvement in the face-off circle to start the 23/24 season - 46% Through his first 12 game segment to start the season he scored 5G-7A and was a (+4 | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Alex Pietrangelo | | RD | 33 | 1 of 1 | 90
P1
| Pietrangelo is a veteran leader. He's a proven winner who logs nearly 24:00 TOI (sometimes more) in all situations. He's a complete player. Pietrangelo can QB one of the PP units, match-up versus top lines, and be used in key defensive zone scenarios at ES and the PK. Not overly punishing physically. He's more of an area defender who uses his size and length to keep the play to the perimeter. Rotates well to get into shooting lanes and block shots. High end skill. Better than secondary layer of offense. In his first 12 game segment to start the season he produced 0G-5A - 3 hits - 19 shot blocks and was a (+3 | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Kaedan Korczak | | RD | 22 | 1 of 1 | 80
P2
| Korczak is a, still developing, defensemen for the Golden Knights. The former 2nd round pick (41st overall in 2019) fits the mold of the kind of player the organization values on their back end. Korczak brings a combination of size, length, and bite with his game. He has the hockey sense to be deployed in a variety of situations. He's capable with the puck on his stick, but offense is not his primary element. Korczak is likely to be in and out of the Golden Knights lineup due to the depth of their group. In time he could end up as a match-up 2F who will be used primarily at ES and PK. Pushes back and blocks shots. | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Brayden McNabb | | LD | 32 | 1 of 1 | 82
P1
| McNabb is a veteran defender who would fit in as a #1D on several NHL teams. He logs big minutes in key situations for the Golden Knights, matching up against top opponents. The bulk of his TOI comes at ES and PK. McNabb plays a heavy / physical / shot blocking style. He makes life miserable on opponents in the hard areas of the ice and never backs down from secondary battles. Offense isn't his element, but he's efficient moving the puck and provides some depth offense. Since becoming a full time NHL player he has, incredibly, never been a minus player on the (+/-) scale. Through his first 670 NHL games, McNabb is an incredible (+111) Averages 20:25 TOI - 17:07 ES - No PP - 3:16 SH In his first twelve game segment, to start the 23/24 season, he produced 0G-6A to go along with 16 hits and 38 shot blocks | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Logan Thompson | | G | 26 | 1 of 2 | 84
1B
| Thompson's journey to the NHL took him from Major Junior (WHL Brandon) to Canadian University Hockey (Brock), the ECHL, AHL, and eventually the NHL. He's a bit of an underdog who has battled his way to the NHL. Thompson is best described as 'efficient'. He isn't the most athletic goalie. He isn't the quickest moving laterally. He doesn't have a unique element, other than being a south paw, that stands out as outstanding. He is big in the net. Gives the shooter a different look with his right hand / glove hand, and generally plays between his posts. Rarely is he caught wandering. A platoon #1B / #2A at the NHL level. 2.65 GAA / .915 save % last season. Kicking out 2.17 GAA and .932 % at beginning of 23/24 | Nov. 2, 2023 | Nov. 5, 2023 |
| Noah Hanifin | | LD | 26 | 2 of 7 | 86
P2
| '2-way D' who's capable of escaping pressure from his zone and leading the play up ice on occasion. Generally elects to look for an outlet and move pucks, then skate up ice as an added layer offensively. Logs a ton of minutes. Averages 23:00 TOI. Deployed in all situations. Good size. Quick to space. Jumps from his crease areas to the corner boards effectively to kill plays. Has some bump to his game but not bone crushing physically. Pinches down to extend plays. Aggressive directing pucks on net. On the PK his agility stands out. He rotates into shooting lanes and blocks shots. Valuable. 2D / leaning 1D. Matches up against top six forwards. On expiring contract. UFA summer 2024. | Oct. 24, 2023 | Oct. 27, 2023 |
| Grigori Denisenko | | LW | 23 | 1 of 1 | 75
RL
| Las Vegas waiver wire pickup - October 2023 Former first round pick in Florida. Has proven he can produce offense at the AHL level but it's been slow to arrive in the NHL. Element is offense - Leans shooter more than distributor but does have playmaking ability. Needs to play in top nine to have impact. When he's at the top of his game he is motion / can be a threat off the rush / makes plays in small areas / and slips checks in traffic Defensive detail / off the puck effort ranges Sneaky physical - has a mean streak Needs volume / opportunity / build up his confidence to play to his identity | Oct. 5, 2023 | Oct. 8, 2023 |
| Arttu Kärki | | LD | 18 | 1 of 1 | C+
D7
| Updated height and weight is 6'2 176lbs Interesting prospect for later in the draft. Rangy. Sees the ice. Has shown he can score from distance on the PP. At times he escapes pressure in small areas to move pucks. Not overly physical. More of a poke-checker than bumper. Skating has to come. Appears to have gone through a growth spurt which could have compromised his mechanics in the short term. | Apr. 16, 2023 | Jun. 28, 2023 |
| Noah Hanifin | | LD | 26 | 1 of 7 | 74
P2
| Averaged over 23 minutes TOI last season. Used in all situations. Takes on the challenge of matching up against opponents top six forwards. Good feet. Closes effectively. Quick to space defensively. Not overly physical for his stature - leans bumper more than punisher. Not elite offensively but capable to produce on the second unit PP. Willing to get in the lane to block shots at ES and the PK. A veteran of over 600 NHL games despite his young age Several years of impact ahead. Middle pairing on contending team. 2-way 'D' | Apr. 4, 2023 | Jun. 22, 2023 |
| Mathieu Cataford | | C | 18 | 1 of 1 | C+
M6
| Has a great stick / Quick catch and release - ability to find pucks around the crease via rebounds or tips is high end for this draft class Open ice pace has room for more speed Appears plenty strong - simply needs to work on mechanics and get more from stride Used in all situations in junior but his defensive detail ranges Mostly motion player who's element is clearly offense More attention to detail will round out his game | Mar. 24, 2023 | Jun. 13, 2023 |
| Tuomas Uronen | | RW | 18 | 1 of 1 | C+
RL
| Not much changed throughout the season in 22/23 - Same impact from November till end of year at U18 Worlds - Goes through ups and downs with his overall impact. At times he shows skill, some deception, and ability to make plays offensively. Other times he is a player you have to look for. When he isn't producing offense he does not contribute a lot in other roles. Needs to consistently play to an identity. | Apr. 30, 2023 | - |
| Anthony Mantha | | LW | 28 | 1 of 5 | 61
T6
| Big body forward who has potential to produce offensively at the NHL level but it has been slow to develop A solid skater for his stature. Fluid. Can transition pucks. On occasion he gets the edge off the rush and presents a challenge for defenders when he net drives. Being used ES and on the PP. Does not PK. The potential is there. His contract calls for more results. Injuries have held him back. | Oct. 13, 2022 | Oct. 14, 2022 |
| Jordan Gustafson | | LW | 18 | 1 of 1 | C+
M6
| Brings an offensive element. A threat to score on the PP off the flank and from the middle bumper position. When he sniffs an opportunity to attack off the rush Jordan has the quickness to slide through the middle of the ice and create scoring chances. Doesn't do a lot of the heavy lifting. He's generally light along the boards. There are times that he takes over a shift but there are also times he disappears in games. Consistency and added strength will determine his ceiling. Not shy about shooting the puck. Has a good release. | Feb. 2, 2022 | Jul. 3, 2022 |
| Matyas Sapovaliv | | LW | 18 | 2 of 2 | B+
M6
| A skilled forward who sees the ice and has the ability to makes plays in traffic. He's tall and lean with room to add at least 20 pounds to his frame. When he gets stronger his quickness out of the gate should improve as will his open ice separation. He's a pass first thinker who could be more selfish at times and direct pucks on goal. His hockey IQ is sound. A dangerous playmaker on the power play. | Apr. 24, 2022 | Jul. 1, 2022 |
| Matyas Sapovaliv | | LW | 18 | 1 of 2 | C+
M6
| Good size prospect who skates fine up to speed. His first three steps will need to improve. Really good stick. Sneaky in small areas. His ability to make plays coming off the wall, down low and in traffic is an attractive element. Competes on the defensive side. He recognizes his responsibility and works hard off the puck. Long reach is another positive. Trending up. Potentially a 2-way forward with better than secondary scoring upside. Added strength should assist with his explosiveness. | Apr. 3, 2022 | Apr. 8, 2022 |
| Tomas Hertl | | C | 28 | 1 of 2 | 72
T3
| AVG TOI is up to (21:00) per night in recent weeks. Used in all situations. On the PP he sets up on his off-side and opens up for one-timers. More of a shoot first approach than distributor. On the PK he's a big body who gets in the lanes. Skates well. Heavy/Strong. He's difficult to contain going to the net or coming off the wall in the offensive zone. His 3 zone detail at ES is well above average. The team is 'retooling' and the supporting cast isn't what it was when he had his biggest year offensively in (18/19). If not extended in SJ this is a prime trade target. | Mar. 5, 2022 | Mar. 11, 2022 |
| Isaiah Saville | | G | 21 | 1 of 1 | B+
BU
| South paw that gives shooters a different look Active. Athletic. Moves very well laterally. Quick Good gloves. Reacts quickly. Rebound control can be improved. Active pads kick pucks to areas that result in second scoring chances against. Good gloves. Especially quick blocker hand. Gets small when down in his butterfly. Better shooters will see more up high when he is down. | Dec. 11, 2021 | Jan. 17, 2022 |
| Brendan Brisson | | C | 20 | 2 of 2 | C+
T6
| Brings high end hockey IQ and offense Plays the game his own way Not the quickest or fastest player but he finds 'quiet' ice and ways to produce offense Shooter on the power play when he sets up on his weak side His 5/5 game will leave the team wanting more at times He doesn't stand out at even strength until he finds a puck in scoring area and makes a play Room for more explosiveness and open ice pace | Dec. 10, 2021 | Jan. 4, 2022 |
| Brendan Brisson | | C | 20 | 1 of 2 | C+
T6
| Quietly goes about his business at even strength. A shooter on the PP when he sets up on his weak side and opens up for one timers. High end IQ Finds time and space. Reads and manages the game very well. His skating will need to continue to improve but you can't teach his IQ and skill set. Enough detail on defensive side of the play but he leans offense overall. | Nov. 27, 2021 | Jan. 2, 2022 |
| Ryder Donovan | | C | 21 | 1 of 1 | D+
DP
| Good size forward who moves better than average Has not found offense at the college level Leans 2-way forward at this stage of his development Doesn't display an element that could define him as a pro Another year at Wisconsin required to see if he can round out his game in a trustworthy category | Nov. 27, 2021 | Jan. 2, 2022 |
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