8) has been compared by some to Detroit Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin because of the speed he has and how he's able to do everything with pace. Tweet from Pat Cullen of joined NHL Draft Class to talk about the top United States prospects, including Ryan Leonard, Oliver Moore and Will Smith. He's hard not to notice when you go to a game because he just does so many things well and at such a high level of speed." He tries things that a lot of guys aren't willing to try with the puck but completes the move or completes the play. I think he's the kind of guy who you go watch and play and even if he doesn't get on the score sheet, and it's very seldom he doesn't, you could still walk away from the rink saying he was the best player in the game. His effort on the back check is always good. He's an unbelievably good penalty killer. "The numbers are off the charts, but I just think how complete he is. He finished second on the NTDP in points (127 51 goals, 76 assists) and was named best forward and the most valuable player after he had 20 points for the gold medal-winning United States at the IIHF 2023 World Under-18 Championship. 3 on NHL Central Scouting's final ranking of North American skaters) could be a top-three pick in the 2023 draft. To break down the NTDP and USHL further, here are five questions with Cullen: "His ability to read the play and his instincts are probably the things that drive his game the most." "He's offensively gifted, sees things that a lot of players his age just don't see and makes passes that have you saying, 'Wow,'" Cullen said. Shaugabay had 16 points (three goals, 13 assists) in 27 games with Green Bay of the United States Hockey League this season, and he's committed to the University of Minnesota Duluth for 2023-24. He's unbelievable on the power play, and I think he's a kid whose best hockey days are ahead of him." He has high offensive skills, his puck skills are good, he sees the ice well and he can find plays or read plays before they even happen. "It's kind of a neat little thing that he was able to come back and do that. Oshie (241 points)," said Pat Cullen of NHL Central Scouting. "He broke the all-time scoring record at Warroad previously held by (Washington Capitals forward) T.J. Shaugabay ranks sixth on the state's all-time list with 304 points (114 goals, 190 assists) in 110 high school games in his four seasons. Hockey Award given to the outstanding senior high school boys' hockey player in Minnesota after he had 96 points (33 goals, 63 assists) in 31 games. The right-handed shot was the recipient of the Mr. 55 on NHL Central Scouting's final ranking of North American skaters presented by BioSteel, is the highest-rated high school skater in Central Scouting's final ranking. The 18-year-old right wing (5-foot-9, 165 pounds), No. Jayson Shaugabay of Warroad High School in Minnesota is a projected second-round pick in the 2023 Upper Deck NHL Draft after quite a showing on the scholastic front and as a rookie in the United States Hockey League this season.
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