I think Boeser is looking like a bonafied top 6 player in the future. As for Petersson we don't yet know, he is amazingly skilled, of course, but needs to add weight. Juolevi has been rather "meh", looking more and more likely he won't be a defenseman taht adds offense from the back end, rather a transitional defenseman. He also still has issues in front of the net, where he just doesn't get good positioning on defenders. However, moving the puck up the ice is still one of his elite qualities. He's incredibly smart with the puck when in his own zone, that's a great quality to have, and something that transfers over well into the NHL.
With Dahlen I don't think there really is much issues with his skills transferring over. He fights to get to the front of the net and is generally good around the boards. Those are really qualities that transfer over quite well, something that "skilled" players usually need to learn before they get effective. Still don't know too much about the player though, haven't seen enough games. But he seems like a player who could potentially be a top 6 forward if developed well, and can pot in 20 goals.
If you compare Dahlen to Petersson you can definitely see that Dahlen is much more mature to his game and much more NHL friendly. I really think he'll probably end up playing in Europe this season alongside Petersson, he'll have to blow everyone away in training camp and pre-season for him to make the team TBH.
I think Boeser is the real deal.
