If you're looking for a winger to play all over the ice and fearlessly attack the dirty areas, look no further than Brady Tkachuk, son of long-time NHLer Keith Tkachuk.
Brady is a high-end power forward and the go-to guy in key moments of a game. He captained Team USA's gold-medal winning entry at the 2017 U-18 World Juniors, recording seven points (1G, 6A) in seven games.
In his freshman season at Boston University, Tkachuk scored eight goals and added 23 assists for 31 points in 40 games, finishing fourth on the team in scoring.
Tkachuk has plenty of hockey in his bloodlines, including his brother, Matthew, who plays for the Calgary Flames and was a top draft pick as well.
NHL Central Scouting:"He's a complete package who can be impactful in every situation, with and without the puck. If you need a goal, he'll go get a scoring chance. If you're protecting a lead, he'll be responsible defensively. If you need someone to go in there and throw their weight around a little bit, he's a guy who steps up. He seems to rise to those occasions."
Rankings:
CSS:2nd among North American Skaters
ISS :4th
Red Line Report:5th