Eligibility:
- Must be eligible for the 2023 Calder Trophy
- Must be born after January 1st, 1999


1. Owen Power, LD, BUF
2. Luke Hughes, LD, NJD
3. Matty Beniers, C, SEA
4. Jake Sanderson, LD, OTT
5. Cole Perfetti, C, WPG
6. Mason McTavish, C, ANA
7. Jack Quinn, RW, BUF
8. Marco Rossi, C, MIN
9. William Eklund, C/LW, SJS
10. Kent Johnson, LW/C CBJ
11. Simon Edvinsson, LD, DET
12. Alexander Holtz, RW, NJD
13. Dylan Guenther, RW, ARI
14. Brandt Clarke, RD, LAK
15. JJ Peterka, LW, BUF
16. Lukas Reichel, LW, CHI
17. Matt Coronato, LW, CGY
18. Wyatt Johnston, C, DAL
19. Dylan Holloway, C/W, EDM
20. Aaty Räty, C, NYI
21. Mavrik Bourque, C DAL
22. Calen Addison, RD, MIN
23. Olen Zellweger, LD, ANA
24. Jakob Pelletier, LW/C, CGY
25. Matthew Knies, LW, TOR
26. Kaiden Guhle, LD, MTL
27. Fabian Lysell, RW, BOS
28. Topi Niemelä, RD, TOR
29. Jake Neighbours, LW, STL
30. Jacob Perreault, RW, ANA
31. Alex Turcotte, C, LAK
32. Luke Evangelista, RW, NSH
33. Brennan Othmann, LW, NYR
34. Fedor Svechkov, C, NSH
35. Shane Pinto, C, OTT
36. Chaz Lucius, C, WPG
37. Philip Broberg, LD, EDM
38. Zac Jones, LD, NYR
39. Hendrix Lapierre, C, WSH
40. Zachary Bolduc, C, STL
41. Shakir Mukhamadullin, LD, NJD
42. Jordan Spence, RD, LAK
43. Zachary L’Heureux, C, NSH
44. Thomas Bordeleau, C, SJS
45. Xavier Bourgault, C, EDM
46. Logan Stankoven, C, DAL
47. Ridly Greig, LW, OTT
48. Jack Thompson, RD, TBL
49. Bobby Brink, RW, PHI
50. Connor Zary, C, CGY
51. Brock Faber, RD, LAK
52. Carson Lambos, LD, MIN
53. Scott Morrow, RD, CAR
54. Helge Grans, RD, LAK
55. Brayden Tracey, LW, ANA
56. Justin Barron, RD, MTL
57. Lukas Cormier, LD, VGK
58. Yegor Sokolov, RW, OTT
59. Joshua Roy, LW/C, MTL
60. Sasha Pastujov, LW, ANA
61. Marat Khustnudinov, C, MIN
62. Arseni Gritsyuk, LW, NJD
63. Jan Jenik, LW, ARI
64. Mackie Samoskevich, RW/C, FLA
65. Carter Savoie, LW, EDM
66. Kirill Marchenko, RW, CBJ
67. William Wallinder, LD, DET
68. Corson Ceulemans, RD, CBJ
69. Jonathan Berggren, C, DET
70. Roby Järventie, LW, OTT
71. Oskar Olausson, RW, COL
72. Tyson Foerster, RW, PHI
73. Will Cuylle, LW, NYR
74. Gregori Denisenko, LW, FLA
75. Ayrton Martino, LW, DAL
76. Logan Mailloux, RD, MTL
77. Brendan Brisson, C, VGK
78. Nikita Chibrikov, RW, WPG
79. Noel Gunler, LW/RW, CAR
80. Brett Berard, LW, NYR
81. Henry Thrun, LD, ANA
82. Kaedan Korczak, RD VGK
83. Ryan Ufko, RD, NSH
84. Alexander Kisakov, LW, BUF
85. Sean Farrell, LW, MTL
86. Tanner Dickinson, C, STL
87. Jack McBain, C, ARI
88. Jack Rathbone, LD, VAN
89. Brendan Coe, RW, SJS
90. Mason Lohrei, LD, BOS
91. Vincent Ioro, RD, WSH
92. Ryan Suzuki, C, CAR
93. Danila Klimovich, RW, VAN
94. Ozzy Wiesblatt, RW, SJS
95. Isak Rosen, RW, BUF
96. Drew Helleson, RD, ANA
97. Sean Behrens, LD, COL
98. Adam Beckman, C, MIN
99. Anttoni Honka, RD, CAR
100. Dmitri Rashevsky, RW, WPG

Number of Prospects per team:
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List does not include Goalies.

Probably forgot a few players.

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That's impressive. Well done.

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Brandt Clarke has RW and not RD as position, Adam Beckman is listed as a RD while he’s a Center I think. List wise, give me time

Hats off to you my friend

Happy to see 4 Stars prospects + Lukas Cormier on there, I really have no complaints. This is perfectly done.

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That should have been Addison

That’s a great list. Well done.

A player that people sleep on is Alex Alexeyev. He will play next year at the 3ld spot so watch out for him

I'd put Eklund top 5, and think Raty at 20 is a bit too generous. Have a few other players whose rankings I'd quibble with, but overall though, very good and comprehensive list, props.

Good work on this. I really have no complaints.

Fair criticism. I always liked Räty, should've never dropped that much. Been amazing in Liiga this year.

Admittedly I don't follow prospects too much unless they're draft-eligible, or a CBJ/Habs prospect but I'd maybe have Kent Johnson, Lysell, Schenider, Ceulemans higher, Johnston, Josh Roy lower. Stanislav Svozil is a name that should be considered imo

I missed Svozil, would've had a shot at making the list.

I’m gonna have to respectfully disagree on Raty. He’s gonna be so good. He’s having a very similar D+1 year to Aho (the good one.) Snippets of Nazem Kadri in his game

Raty is going to be fantastic. A guy I’m higher on than you though is Sean Behrens, super underrated prospect, point totals in the NCAA this year we’re close to Owen Powers’

I fine it hilarious that I’m almost at your number of posts

Raty's hard to gauge, he has a high floor imo but I have questions about his ceiling, he most likely ends up as a good middle 6 C

Biggest things that stand out to me

Brock Faber (#90) should be in 20s (maybe between Clarke and Addison…if I trusted my own instincts, it would be around 10-12).

Chaz Lucius (#36) should probably a fall a bit. Was some talk about him entering portal. Hopefully he refinds his game.

Kirill Marchenko (#67) should probably be around #30. Especially since less risk now that it looks like he will sign in off-season.

Martino (#76) had a really good stretch last season, but from that Clarkson team, I don’t like him as much as Alex Campbell, who can look a little Johnny Gaudreau-esque at times.

Dmitry Rashevsky is probably worth the mention.

Also in general, I am hesitant to move guys up that are 19-20 and tearing up juniors. I don’t want to upset anyone, but there some CHL’ers that I think are getting a little oversold for dominating younger competition.

Rathbone and Behrens are LD

Awesome list by the way.

The only flaw in Raty‘s game is his skating (only in a straight line, his agility is above average). If he can add a step hell be able to drive a 2nd line line and put up 55-60 pts in the NHL.

Absolutely love seeing Holloway has high has he is, also loving seeing the Carter Savoie respect