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| Joueur | Droits | Pos | Âge | Rapport | Total | Notes | Créé | Mise à jour |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrei Vasilevskiy |  | G | 29 | 1 de 1 | 90
1A
| Vasilevski is a proven 'big game' goalie who rises to the occasion more times than not at the hardest time of the year - playoffs His 23/24 season was shortened due to back surgery at the beginning of the season, but he still played 52 games - posting a 2.90 GAA and .900 save percentage His last ten game segment of the regular season resulted in a .909 save percentage and 2.65 GAA - he averaged 28.5 shots per game against and ended the segment with a 5-4-0-1 record. Huge in the net. Rangy. Flexible. Reacts to second chances around his crease efficiently. Has the athleticism to make desperation stops. Butterfly style. High end compete. Stanley Cup champion. | 17 avr. 2024 | 20 avr. 2024 |
| Nikita Kucherov | | AD | 30 | 2 de 2 | 86
JF
| Competes his own way. Gifted offensively. Elite puck touch and vision. Rips pucks / back door - weak side / on the PP All of his ice time comes at even strength ant PP#1 As of March 16th - 65GP - 39G - 73A - 112pts (+2) In most recent ten game segment 3G-15A - 18pts - (E) - Averaged 21:30 TOI Defensive detail / back check / off the puck effort ranges at times but he can take over a game at any moment and change the outcome with his offensive production | 14 mars 2024 | 16 mars 2024 |
| Matt Dumba | | DD | 29 | 3 de 4 | 83
P2
| Updated Stats as of March 6th / 2024 Dumba is logging 20:00 TOI per game with the Coyotes. His primary ice time comes at even strength and the penalty kill. He plays with reliable pace and plenty of push back physically. Through his first 58GP he had produced 4G - 6A and been credited with 150 hits and 84 shot blocks. Execution with the puck ranges at times. Expiring contract. Pending UFA. Cap hit is $3.9M. | 27 févr. 2024 | 8 mars 2024 |
| Matt Dumba | | DD | 29 | 3 de 4 | 83
P2
| Dumba's last five game segment ( from February 21st - March 1st ) Averaged over 21:00 minutes per game over the stretdch. Deployed in all situations - including primary PK role. Physiccal - in the segment he was credited with 17 hits - 5 shot blocks Competitive. Plays with pace. Execution with the puck ranges Pending UFA - $3.9M Cap Hit | 27 févr. 2024 | 2 mars 2024 |
| Matt Dumba | | DD | 29 | 2 de 4 | 83
P2
| Dumba is logging 20:00 TOI per game with the Coyotes. His primary ice time comes at even strength and the penalty kill. He plays with reliable pace and plenty of push back physically. Through his first 52GP he had produced 4G - 5A and been credited with 134 hits and 78 shot blocks. Execution with the puck ranges at times. Expiring contract. Pending UFA. Cap hit is $3.9M. | 19 févr. 2024 | 23 févr. 2024 |
| Anthony Duclair | | AD | 28 | 3 de 3 | 72
L3
| Duclair is a pending UFA on an expiring contract that counts $3M against the cap. A traditionally streaky scorer who needs to produce offensively to provide, at least, a secondary layer of distraction for opponents. Defensive detail ranges. Not physical - credited with 33 hits and 24 shot blocks through 50GP Averages 16 minutes TOI. Deployed at ES and PP in San Jose. 11G - 8A (-12) Has the pace and skill to drive play when engaged. Credited with 80 shots on goal in the 50 GP. | 19 févr. 2024 | 23 févr. 2024 |
| Anthony Duclair | | AD | 28 | 2 de 3 | 72
L3
| Duclair plays the game quick and fast. He can be a threat off the rush and creative on the power-play. In the first 46GP - before the All-Star break - Duclair skated in 46 games and produced 9G-8A Leans shooter more than distributor. Compete, and detail, ranges at times. Averages 15:50 TOI - 14:00 ES - 1:43 PP - 0:07 PK. Credited with only 23 hits and 22 shot blocks. Does not play with a lot of physicality. Rarely used on the PK. A (-12) defensively. Speed - Skill - Streaky scorer. When he's 'on' he adds a secondary layer offensively for his team. | 27 janv. 2024 | 4 févr. 2024 |
| Anthony Duclair | | AD | 28 | 1 de 3 | 72
L3
| Now a veteran NHL forward. Has skated for several teams in the league. Plus skater. Can be a threat off the rush a times. Streaky scorer. Attention to detail and effort off the puck ranges. Not overly physical. Mostly motion player. Potential contributor on second unit PP. Averages around 16:00 TOI in San Jose. Deployed at ES and PP. | 4 janv. 2024 | 5 janv. 2024 |
| Michael Eyssimont | | C | 27 | 1 de 1 | 70
RL
| A depth / role player at the NHL level. 4th line forward / possible recall Competes. Moves well. Not real big, but plenty engaged. Has the pace to find open ice. When he gets a look, he gets pucks on net. Provides some, very depth, scoring on occasion. Through his first 12GP in Tampa he has averaged 10:30 TOI ... all at even strength 4 G - 1 A - 24 shots on goal - 15 hits - 3 shot blocks Involved. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Mikhail Sergachev | | DG | 25 | 1 de 1 | 83
P1
| Logs a ton of ice time for Tampa Deployed in all situations Through his first 13GP he averaged 23:33 TOI - 19:37 ES - 1:40 PP - 2:15 PK - 0G - 7A Proficient shot blocker (credited with 7 hits / 30 shot blocks in segment) Very skilled. Sees the ice. Excellent distributor. Has a heavy / hard shot that can beat NHL goalies from range. His detail, and pace he goes about his business ranges. There are nights he looks a bit disinterested (he's not - it's just the way he approaches the game) Off to a tough start defensively in (23/24) however .... (-10) .... room for another level | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Steven Stamkos | | C | 33 | 1 de 1 | 86
L2
| To start the (23/24) season he looks leaner and quicker. Continues to play to a high level offensively. Bulk of his TOI comes at ES and PP. Rips pucks from the weak side flank on the PP. Has become a very proficient distributor as his career ages. Through his first 11GP - 4G -10A - 35 shots on goal Defensive detail can range. Opponents have found ways to slip off his check on occasion. Room for improvement in the F/O circle (47%) Offense wins out. Still elite. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Nikita Kucherov | | AD | 30 | 1 de 2 | 85
JF
| There are nights he can look a bit sleepy with his overall effort and detail, but what's undeniable is he is one of the most gifted offensive players in the entire NHL. A good skater who has a gear, at times, off the rush. If he gets the edge he is plenty sturdy to shield opponents on his way to their net. Exceptionally dangerous on the PP. Everyone knows where he sets up (weak side flank) yet he continues to one time pucks and score goals. Fantastic catch and release. Equally elite vision making plays off the cycle / through seams. Through his first 13GP he averaged 21:06 TOI - 17:12 ES - 3:53 PP Incredible start to the season offensively - 10G - 12 A - No doubt he has holes defensively but his offense will always be too elite to overlook | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Tanner Jeannot | | AG | 26 | 1 de 1 | 75
L3
| Easily defined. Jeannot is a big, strong, middle of the lineup power forward who doesn't back down physically. He's an adequate NHL skater who has shown he can score at ES and on the second PP unit His three zone detail does range at times. His read / react game in the defensive zone has room to be more crisp occasionally. What's undeniable is the fact he's hard to play against. He sets up around the crease on the second PP unit / takes the 'eyes' away from the goalie and creates a distraction for opposing defenders. Through his first 13 game segment he averaged 12:55 TOI - 11:49 ES - 1:06 PP - he doesn't penalty-kill. 20 shots on goal - 2G - 3A - 41 hits (!) 5 shot blocks | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Erik Cernak | | DD | 26 | 1 de 1 | 80
P2
| Cernak brings immense value to the Tampa lineup. He's the kind of player that contributes to team wins. When he's out of the lineup he's very hard to replace. Cernak is a big, strong, right-shot defenceman who matches up against top lines. The bulk of his ice time comes at ES and PK He's physical ... and never backs down in the trenches. Cernak is a solid skater with reliable puck skill. He makes the play that's available / doesn't go out of his way to get too creative. In the first 13GP he scored 0G-3A - averaged 19:41 TOI - 16:26 ES - 3:06 PK No easy minutes. Credited with 30 hits and 17 shot blocks. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Victor Hedman | | DG | 32 | 1 de 1 | 91
JF
| Workhorse There's a lot of miles on his tires but he continues to play at a high level Deployed in all situations No easy minutes. Matches up against top lines. Equal parts distributor / shooter on the PP. Paces himself in game. High end hockey sense. Knows when to push the play with more speed, and knows when to allow scenarios to develop. Doesn't chase the play. In his first 13GP he averaged 24:14 TOI - 17:59 ES - 3:38 PP - 2:36 PK 6 hits - 18 shot blocks - 3G - 13A - (+2) ... He does it all. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Conor Sheary | | AG | 31 | 2 de 2 | 76
L4
| Undersize forward who plays quick and fast. Tenacious. Not physically intimidating, but he doesn't go away. Battles. Role player at the bottom of the lineup In his first 13 game segment in Tampa he averaged 11:16 TOI - 10:29 ES - 0:26 PP - 0:21 PK Has enough skill to chip in with some depth offense. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Anthony Cirelli | | C | 26 | 1 de 1 | 85
L3
| Proverbial 'swiss army knife' for Tampa A 3F who can slide into 2F role if required Provides secondary scoring, used in all situations, checks top line opponents. A bit of a slow start, offensively, through his first 13GP - 1G - 4A Averages 18:19 TOI - 14:37 ES - 1:05 PP - 2:37 PK - 9 Hits - 15 Shot Blocks Wins 58% of his draws. Competes the full 200ft. Very valuable, middle of the lineup, forward. More than just a checker. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Nick Perbix | | DD | 25 | 2 de 2 | 68
P3
| Perbix is a third-pairing NHL defender He has good size and uses his long reach to disrupt opponents and attempt to keep them to the perimeter. His skating is adequate, but his lack of explosiveness holds him back from closing his gaps with more authority and finishing checks. He isn't shy about getting in shooting lanes to block shots. Average with the puck. Not the kind of player who will bring much offense, or take risks. Leans 2-way / Defensive 'D' - Averaged 15:26 TOI in his first 11GP 0G - 3A (+3 | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Calvin De Haan | | DG | 32 | 3 de 3 | 72
P3
| Veteran defenceman who is being used in a, mostly, third pairing role in Tampa Bay Through his first 10GP he averaged 15:20 TOI - 13:25 ES - 1:53 PK Not a massive body. Does push back adequately. Moves fine. Distributes responsibly. de Haan doesn't have an elite element that stands out. He's generally reliable in most categories. Can match up versus middle / bottom six opponents. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Darren Raddysh | | DD | 27 | 1 de 1 | 74
P3
| As Raddysh developed, at the pro level, he had to re-invent himself in many ways As a junior he was a PP QB. A player who made plays with the man advantage and pushed offense at even strength. He continued playing to the same identity in the AHL. At the NHL level he is being used as a combination second/third pairing 'D' who is tasked with taking care of his zone first. His offense has taken a back seat, although he remains a sound distributor who sees the ice and outlets efficiently. Average plus skater. Some bump / push back. Through the first 13 game segment he averaged 19:05 TOI - 18:04 ES - 0:13 PP - 0:47PK 0G-5A (-4) 12 hits 15 shot blocks | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Brandon Hagel | | AG | 25 | 3 de 3 | 85
L2
| A tenacious competitor who isn't a heavy player but he never backs down from battling to win possession of the puck. Used in situations. Averages 17:56 TOI. In his first 13 game segment he scored 7G-7A ... all of his goals came at even strength. Provides better than secondary scoring Combination of skill, will, and 200ft effort Solid skater. Great value. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Brayden Point | | C | 27 | 1 de 1 | 86
L1
| Proven scorer who potted 51 goals last season. Equal parts distributor / shooter. Relentless competitor who plays with pace and battles to win pucks when he doesn't have them on his stick. Threat off the rush. Creative. Hard to defend. In the first 13 game segment, to start the 23/24 season, his defensive detail ranged at times and his success rate in the face-off circle was below 50%. Room for improvement in both categories Play driver who brings immense value to the Lightning overall. In the segment he averaged 20:02 TOI - 16:17 ES - 3:42 PP - did not PK 6G-11A (-6) - 49% Face-offs - 37 Shots on goal | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Nicholas Paul | | C | 28 | 3 de 3 | 82
L3
| Paul has developed into a very reliable 200ft player at the NHL level He contributes to team success in a variety of roles. Big body. Long reach. Hard to contain coming off the wall and when driving to the net. Wins over 50% of his face-offs. Responsible defensively. Can match up against top six forwards Aggressive directing pucks on net. Not the most fluid looking skater, but he gets everywhere on time and can surprise opponents with his speed off the rush at times. Averages 16:58 TOI - Used in all situations - Secondary PK - Difficult to play against. | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Alex Barré-Boulet | | C | 26 | 1 de 1 | 77
L3
| Barre-Boulet is an interesting player who has had several starts and stops in his career. An undrafted free agent signing out of the QMJHL Proven scorer. Put up big offensive numbers at the AHL level. Has found a role in Tampa as a third-line forward at even strength ... but also lands on one the Bolts PP units. Good skater. Not exceptionally fast in open ice, but capable at the NHL level. Quick in small areas. Has the ability to slide off checks coming off the boards in the offensive zone. Equal parts shooter / distributor from the weak side flank on the PP. Averages 12:38 TOI - ES and PP. 4G-3A (-1) st start the season. - 11 game segment | 6 nov. 2023 | 9 nov. 2023 |
| Luke Glendening | | C | 34 | 1 de 1 | 73
L4
| Glendening is a veteran role player who logs an average of 11:31 TOI. He's deployed at ES and PK. Glendening is a capable skater who has no issues keeping up at NHL pace. He also provides some push back and willingness to block shots. At this stage of his career he's trending towards being a specialist. He can match up vs middle six opponents and take key face-offs in all three zones. Through his first 12 game segment he scored 1G, was a (-3) , averaged 9:29 ES and 2:01 PK and was credited with 19 hits and 11 shot blocks while winning 57% of his draws. | 6 nov. 2023 | 7 nov. 2023 |
| Jonas Johansson | | G | 28 | 1 de 1 | 69
2B
| Johannson was signed as a backup by the Bolts but has been thrust into the starting role with Vasilevsky being out with injury / back surgery to start the season. All things considered, Johannson has done a nice job. His performance vs the Toronto Maple was average at best, but his body of work overall has been solid. Big body. Huge in the net. Butterfly style. Relies on sound positioning / squaring up. Not overly athletic. Doesn't track exceptionally well from side to side. Average feet. Gloves are also average. At the end of the day he can manage backup duty but isn't a #1 at the NHL level. Through his first 10GP he posted 3.17 GAA and .907 save % | 6 nov. 2023 | 7 nov. 2023 |
| Brandon Hagel | | AG | 25 | 2 de 3 | 87
L2
| Taking his game to another level to start the season Averages 19:05 TOI - 15:47 at ES - 1:24 on PP - 1:52 on PK An important player for Tampa. Has the ability to play up and down the lineup. Currently skating with line mates Brayden Point and Nikita Kucherov. Relentless compete. Battles in the hard areas along the wall and around the crease. Makes plays from his strong side on the PP - equal parts distributor / shooter - goes to the net looking for rebounds and tips. Pressures the play on the penalty-kill. Disrupts the flow. Watch closely how involved he is every shift. Coaches love these kind of players. Trustworthy | 19 oct. 2023 | 21 oct. 2023 |
| Nicholas Paul | | C | 28 | 2 de 3 | 79
L3
| Averaged just over (16:00) time on ice in regular season (22/23) Deployed in all situations Solid three zone detail. Wins over 53% of his draws. Not physically punishing but very difficult to defend due to his length. His long reach is also an asset keeping opponents to the perimeter in the defensive zone. Sneaky off the rush - at times he displays and extra gear. When he gets the edge he shields the puck and drives to the net. Bleeds character. Can match-up vs 1F and 2F opponents. (17G-15A) (+11). Has ability to score over twenty goals in secondary role. | 22 avr. 2023 | 22 sept. 2023 |
| Ethan Gauthier | | AD | 18 | 1 de 1 | B+
T6
| Solid skater who could use more explosiveness out of the blocks - which should come in time with more leg strength Excellent vision - distributes very well off the rush and on the power-play Defensively aware - collapses down to assist and doesn't cheat in his zone Thinks the game well overall - brings an offensive element Potential top 6 NHL upside - elements are skill and IQ | 3 févr. 2023 | 13 juin 2023 |
| Jayson Shaugabay | | AG | 17 | 1 de 1 | D+
RL
| Undersize forward who plays a relatively light game Has an excellent stick / corrals pucks in traffic / quick release to the net Skating has to improve during his time in college if he's going to have a chance at being a pro Offensively gifted - thinks the game very well going north with and without the puck Defensively he's smart enough to identify how to defend but - again - needs to get quicker and faster to space - especially when his team is defending man vs man in their zone Transitioned nicely to the USHL after being a prolific scorer at the HS level | 25 mars 2023 | 13 juin 2023 |
| Matt Dumba | | DD | 28 | 1 de 4 | 72
P2
| Pending UFA at conclusion of 2023 season Veteran 2-way 'D' Coveted 'right shot' defender who moves very well and can play physical -Quick in small areas to kill opponents momentum off the cycle down low in his defensive zone - jump to lose pucks on the half wall and taking away space on zone entries Primary minutes come at even strength and the penalty kill. Can shoot the puck with authority but it has never been a consistent NHL element | 26 janv. 2023 | 1 févr. 2023 |
| Conor Sheary | | AG | 30 | 1 de 2 | 73
M6
| A valuable middle six NHL forward who plays quick and fast His ability to be thrust into a variety of roles is a bonus Generally used at ES and on the PK Competes. Provides better than secondary offense overall. Especially considering he rarely sees the PP in Washington. | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Calvin De Haan | | DG | 30 | 1 de 3 | 51
P3
| All situations in Chicago. Averaging over 19:00 TOI. On the PK he gets in the lane and blocks shots occasionally. Gaps up on his blue line. His off the rush defending is mostly sound. He angles players to the perimeter and uses his reach to impede lane to his net. Not a punishing player / heavy hitter. He's a bumper. Pucks to the net from distance but don't count on much offense. He will join as an extra layer off the rush at times. There are nights his puck play / execution could be be better. Best suited as a #5. | 3 mars 2022 | 12 juill. 2022 |
| Isaac Howard | | AG | 17 | 1 de 1 | C+
T6
| Howard has the potential to be a top 6 NHL forward in time. His element is offense. His game gained momentum down the stretch. He was more noticeable for a full 60 minutes at the end of the year than he was in the middle of the season. He had a fantastic U18 World Championship tournament in Germany scoring 6g-5a-11pts in 6gp. Howard can be a transition threat. He's quick to space and has excellent instincts in the offensive zone. He has a quick release and knows how to finish in high danger areas. | 27 mars 2022 | 2 juill. 2022 |
| Nicholas Paul | | C | 26 | 1 de 3 | 60
M6
| AVG TOI (17:22) A big body / 2-way forward who can be used in a variety of roles In Ottawa he was deployed at ES, PK, and on the 2nd PP unit. Long reach is an asset when defending in his zone. Capable of matching up against 2nd and 3rd line opponents and taking key face-offs. He will lean on opponents. Competes A character player who works for his ice time. He's aware in all three zones and provides secondary offense. An unusual skating stride but he gets places on time at the NHL level. | 19 mars 2022 | 21 mars 2022 |
| Tyler Motte | | C | 27 | 1 de 1 | 64
L4
| TOI has been trending up depending on special teams. Had games of 15,16,17,18:00 Being used ES and as a primary PK. Pressures the puck up ice. Quick and fast. An aggressive player on the forecheck as F1. He creates turnovers. Brings high end compete on the PK. Responsible. Can be used in defensive zone starts and match ups. He won't bring consistent offense but will chip in occasionally. | 13 mars 2022 | 14 mars 2022 |
| Brandon Hagel | | AG | 23 | 1 de 3 | 70
M6
| AVG TOI (17:18) Used in all situations. A free agent signing coming out of Junior in the WHL. This player has taken his game to another level and he's on a team friendly contract. Don't be fooled by his stature. He plays hard between the whistles. Battles. Wants the puck when he doesn't have it. Brings 200ft compete. Infectious team player. Quick to space. He will go to the net with and without the puck. On pace for 20+ goals. On the rise. He can slide into a teams top 6 when needed. | 8 mars 2022 | 10 mars 2022 |
| Calvin De Haan | | DG | 30 | 2 de 3 | AVG TOI (19:17) Used ES and on the PK. He does see some secondary PP in Chicago. On the PK he gets in the lane and will block shots occasionally. At ES he will gap up and try to kill zone entries. Off the rush he is capable of pushing the play to the perimeter and bumping up along the wall. Not a punishing player but he does have some push back when required. Rarely adds a dangerous element offensively. He will direct pucks to the net from range but cannot be described as a threat. There are nights of uneven detail and execution. Best suited in depth role. Could add to a contending team as a #5. Expiring contract. 2-way D | 6 mars 2022 | 8 mars 2022 | |
| Mckade Webster | | AG | 21 | 1 de 1 | D+
PP
| Energetic role player who is used on the penalty kill at the college level Competes. Good skater. Provides up ice pressure as the first forward on the scene Can create turnovers On the penalty kill he gets into lanes and blocks shots There are times at 5/5 that he blends into the play Doesn't have a history of scoring at an elite level at any stop in his development | 11 déc. 2021 | 17 janv. 2022 |
| Nick Perbix | | DD | 23 | 1 de 2 | D+
D7
| Big body defender with long reach First three steps have room to improve Up to speed he is capable Projects to be a 2-way defender. Not a puck rusher at the pro level. Less is more with the puck. Keeping his game simple is the best option when looking to outlet. Aggressive on the offensive blue line. He anticipates well and has awareness to pinch down and keep pucks alive. Used in all situations at the college level. | 20 nov. 2021 | 6 janv. 2022 |
| Dylan Duke | | AG | 18 | 1 de 1 | D+
RL
| Producing well for the amount of ice time and the role he plays at Michigan A diminutive player. He competes and has better than average skill and sense overall. Good quickness out of the gate. An extra gear in open ice will enable him to have more impact in transition. Responsible and aware. Flies under the radar | 27 nov. 2021 | 2 janv. 2022 |
| Nick Capone | | AD | 19 | 1 de 1 | D+
RL
| Easy to identify. He plays a heavy game. Finishes his checks. Leans on opponents. Defenders need to be aware of Nick. Not quick. Not fast. But also not slow. An average skater. Puck skill is marginal for the NHL game. A power forward / throwback kind of prospect. Team guy. Used 5/5 and on the second PP unit. If he adds more pace to his game he will have a chance. | 21 nov. 2021 | 2 janv. 2022 |
| Eamon Powell | | DD | 19 | 1 de 1 | D+
RL
| Two way / Transitional Defender Can be used RS and on the PP Mostly a distributor on the PP Active on the offensive blue line. Shows ability to elude pressure and make some plays in the offensive zone. Sees the ice pretty well but does not bring a history of elite point production. An area defender who isn't a physical presence. Quick out of the gate but has a short stride in open ice that does hold him back off the rush | 30 oct. 2021 | 1 janv. 2022 |
| Maxwell Crozier | | DD | 21 | 1 de 1 | D+
RL
| Competes and is part of leadership group at Providence college as an 'A' Captain Not shy / he will close gaps and finish his checks Overall his skating and agility have room to improve and will need to as he heads toward pro Capable with the puck A young Junior for College game so he still has time to develop Leans 2-way 'D' as a prospect Has shown he is capable of being used in all situations at the college level | 24 oct. 2021 | 1 janv. 2022 |
| Alex Gagne | | DG | 19 | 1 de 1 | D+
PP
| Big body defender who needs to improve his quickness and agility as he matures at the college level Used in all situations at UNH Better than average with the puck on his stick / Distributor on the PP / Okay release Needs to keep his game simple 5/5 and not expose pucks in the middle of the ice His recovery quickness is an area of concern Competes and has decent awareness defensively | 24 oct. 2021 | 1 janv. 2022 |
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