Wade Allison
Many were livid when the Flyers chose to pass up Kieffer Bellows and Julien Gauthier when both slipped to the 18th pick in June's NHL Draft. The hope was that Philadelphia would finally add a true goal-scorer to the ranks, as it's a skillset lacking both in the pipeline and with the big club. Instead, Hextall went with German Rubtsov (who was not at camp) in the first round, a playmaking, two-way center.
However, fans may get that sniper anyway, even though Bellows and Gauthier won't be wearing the orange and black anytime soon. Wade Allison certainly plays with the desired mentality.
To be sure, there are holes in Allison's current skillset. He's not an awful skater, but his first steps aren't exactly dynamic. His passes often floated to teammates in drills rather than being sent with authority. But Allison can do one thing really well, and that is shoot the puck. His shots had serious velocity, and he never hesitated to pull the trigger whether it was in close or from further out. Like Laberge, Allison has a long way to go before he'll potentially be NHL-ready, but if he reaches his ceiling, he'll score a lot of goals for the Flyers.