
NHL teams crave players that offer elite speed and that is McLeod's greatest asset. While his mobility is not in question, the other parts of his game are a concern. He's never been a high-level point producer at the junior level (68 points in 70 games this past season) and he doesn't project to thrive in a defensive/shutdown role as a pro. His speed to the outside should allow McLeod to draw penalties on opposing defenders with regularity, but how much offense he will contribute as a professional is open to debate. McLeod's wheels should allow him to eventually carve out a career as an NHL regular, but what role that will be in is undefined at the moment.

























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