NHL Central Scouting had Canadian defenseman Matthew Schaefer ahead of Boston College center James Hagens in its midterm 2025 draft rankings.

We’re now past the halfway point in the NHL season – and that means we’re in the stretch run for most developmental and European pro leagues. The World Juniors are over, the CHL’s trade deadline has come and gone,

NHL draft prospects Matthew Schaefer and Victor Eklund are among NHL Central Scouting's leaders in its midterm rankings. Draft expert Tony Ferrari reacts.

NHL Central Scouting has released its second watchlist for the 2025 NHL Draft. The list features two QMJHLers within the Top 15, Moncton Wildcats centerman Caleb Desnoyers at No. 7 and Blainville-Boisbriand Armada right winger Justin Carbonneau at No.

NHL Entry Draft was the first time in a couple of years that no one from this province was selected in either of the seven rounds, but that might change this year as a pair of players from Newfoundland and Labrador find themselves apart of the NHL Central Scouting midseason rankings.

Despite having a much better on-ice product this season, the Sharks are likely to end up in familiar territory this summer, with an early selection in the 2025 NHL Draft.

The Athletic's prospects writers Scott Wheeler and Corey Pronman provide their thoughts on NHL Central Scouting's midterm rankings.

Otters defenseman and former number one overall pick in the OHL draft, Matthew Schaefer, is ranked number one for north American skaters by NHL central scouting’s mid-season rankings. Head coach Stan Butler and forward Brett Hammond offered their thoughts on the injured Erie defenseman Tuesday afternoon before practice.

CHL players are listed among the top-20 North American skaters in NHL Central Scouting’s Midterm Rankings ahead of the 2025 NHL Draft.