Unveiled: The Rising NHL Stars Under 23 Who Could Redefine the Game Forever

Yegorov was up and down to start last year and left the USHL midseason to go to Boston University, where he was arguably the best goalie in college hockey after he arrived. Yegorov has clear pro potential. He’s nearly 6-foot-5 and moves quite well in the net. He has the ability to make difficult NHL-level saves with consistency. Yegorov has cleaned up his game even more this season, making good reads and not letting as many soft goals through or sprawling as much. His game can be a little chaotic at times, but part of that is due to how quickly he moves. He’s trending toward being a legit starting goalie in the NHL.

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