NHL’s Hidden Gems: Discover the Explosive Prospects Ready to Dominate Each Team’s Future!
Hutson was signed by Edmonton in the spring out of Boston University. His two-way ability and speed made him an attractive signing for the Oilers, who are badly in need of plug-and-play forwards who can push for NHL opportunities. Hutson is on fire, both as a two-way winger and as a goal scorer (16 goals in 24 games). He is undrafted, 23, and on the kind of scoring run that sometimes earns an NHL recall. — Allan Mitchell
Florida Panthers
Shea Busch, LW
Big, physical and loves the front of the net: He’ll fit right in as a Panther. Busch, whose father played pro in Germany, came through the Junior A route in the BCHL but has made a huge impact in his second WHL season on the league’s top team. He’s up to more than a goal a game with the Everett Silvertips so far this season despite missing time due to injury, and many of his tallies come from the hard areas. He has work to do on his skating and is committed to Penn State, so the pro game is likely a ways away. However, the 2025 fourth-round pick’s rapid improvement is worth noting. — James Mirtle
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