The second-round pick (2015) spent most of last season with AHL Rochester and excelled, earning 18 games with the big club and looking very much like he could handle himself in the NHL. He notched five assists with a minus-6 rating while averaging over 18 minutes per game. Guhle's expected to at least challenge for a full-time role this season, though he'll have to unseat one of the veterans or hope an injury opens up a roster spot. Guhle's an excellent skater who plays well at both ends of the ice, but he's also not a risk taker and will likely take his time to get used to the NHL. His lack of interest in swashbuckling means scoring won't be a priority for a player who prefers to keep his game simple.