Melvin Fernström: "We like the way he plays a good two-way game. He goes to the spots to score goals. He's the kind of kid that has a good brain and you can see it with how he gets to the dirty areas and is very detailed with his approach in the offensive zone,” said Harvey.

Riley Patterson: “His season started slow, but in the second half, he really came on. He came back after Christmas and started putting some points up on the board, but he also was playing a more direct game. He can play a little bit of center and he can also play the wing. His feet just continued to get better, and his board work got better. I'm expecting him to have a big, big year next year,” said Harvey.

Anthony Romani: “Obviously, you got to respect the goal scoring, but I think there's a lot more to his game. He can make plays, and he's learning to play away from the puck and be better defensively. But the goal scoring, we thought was too hard to turn away from it and we're happy that he fell to us there at 162,” said Harvey.

Parker Alcos: “He is a really, really good skater. He is mobile and he can really move pucks. He's light and has a lot of growth left. We are happy that he was there for us, and our people really liked him. I think next year he's going to have a big year with Edmonton but like I said, he's got a lot of growth left in his game,” said Harvey.

Basile Sansonnens: “He’s a big defenceman. He's raw. He moves pretty good for a big guy and he's going to play in Lausanne next year. We saw him at some tournaments we scouted in that area. So, we’ve seen him a lot and we liked his raw ability and with some growth, there's a good player there,” said Harvey.