Joseph Aleong

1 month ago | nhlentrydraft.com | Nathan Hutchinson |Mike Kennedy |Joseph Aleong

Passmore is a big and physical right-shot defenseman with a hard-nosed style. Size is the name of his game; he is able to defend by utilizing his size and strength to help him win board battles and cut off cycle attempts. He gets into shooting lanes well and isn’t afraid to block shots and pressure shooters at the point of attack. His rush defense is solid but can sometimes lose his gap and ...

1 month ago | nhlentrydraft.com | Nathan Hutchinson |Mike Kennedy |Joseph Aleong

Passmore is a large-framed, defensive defenseman who competes hard. His size, reach, and physical play all stand out. While he receives limited ice time on a stacked Barrie roster, he has shown notable growth in his defensive reliability and puck-moving ability this season. He’s a strong skater for a player of his stature. His long, powerful strides allow him to maintain solid defensive position...

1 month ago | nhlentrydraft.com | Aaron Vickers |Joseph Aleong |Mike Kennedy |Kohen Willis Dengler

Martin is an absolute menace of a forward because of his physicality, compete, and skill. He plays a power game. His motor is always running and he rarely passes up an opportunity to throw a check and genuinely looks like he enjoys the physical side of the game. A hard competitor with skill makes for a great combination, and that’s what is almost always on display in Martin’s game. Wha...

1 month ago | nhlentrydraft.com | Aaron Vickers |Blake McGuire |Joseph Aleong |David Phillips

Czata is a two-way forward who impresses with his details the closer you watch him. He’s got a strong motor powering his game and he can navigate the ice quickly with his speed. He has a good burst and can switch gears pretty easily, allowing him a jump or burst in loose-puck races. He can also use this effectively to close gaps or gain separation. I wouldn’t say Czata’s blessed ...

2 months ago | nhlentrydraft.com | Aaron Vickers |Mike Kennedy |Joseph Aleong |Blake McGuire

Spence plays a mature, straightforward brand of hockey rooted in directness and physicality. Offensively, he shows a strong understanding of game flow, recognizing when to carry the puck in and when to chip and chase to get in hard on the forecheck. He navigates the dirty areas around the net effectively by staying in motion and competing for space, rather than simply parking himself. While not a ...