In June, James Hagens name will very likely be called first at the draft. Most teams search for years for a dynamic center of his type. He could become a foundational piece for any rebuilding team and one of the best scorers in the NHL in a few years time. It's too early to give a full read of his game. His skills will continue to improve next season in Boston college, especially if he plays with Ryan Leonard and Gabe Perreault. These two will shape his off-puck play and teach him even more about the passing game and the creative side of hockey.

One thing is already clear, however: Hagens is highly dynamic.

His hands, feet work exceptionally well together. He chains feints and dangles as he attacks across the offensive line and every one of his plays feeds into the next.  His agility and sti