Inside Wheeler’s Shocking Summer 2025 NHL Prospect Rankings: Who’s the True Future Star?

There has always been a lot to like about Ohgren as a player. He’s strong on pucks, holding them with ease against his peers and comfort against pros, which has helped him become a natural at drawing penalties and has helped him hold his own in a depth role to start in the NHL. He’s also a combination shot-and-pass, power-and-finesse player who can show a variety of tools over the course of a game. I like the way he shades into and away from pressure in control. His shot comes off his blade quickly, hard and naturally, rocking it back into his stance and letting it go (it really rattles off his stick). His offensive arsenal is multifaceted, and he has some underrated craftiness and evasiveness to his game to complement the tools of strength, effectiveness and shooting that are more evident. He releases quickly and goes and gets pucks/wins races. He’s good on the cycle.

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