He consistently remains moving regardless of the situation or where he is on the ice. Without the puck, Zegras is almost as effective as he is with it.
Despite this, he’d still score 26 goals in 60 games last season to go along with his 61 assists. It would be nice to see him shoot the puck more as he sometimes overpasses due to his refusal to shoot in prime situations. Many teams employ a player along the half-wall during their power plays and Zegras is the perfect option to fill that role for a team at the next level once he’s ready to make the jump. That passing works well for him on the rush and with offensive zone time established but it’s also an excellent tool on the power play.
He’s creative and capable of adapting to the situation. It doesn’t matter where he is on the ice or where he wants the puck to go, he finds a way to move it to his teammates with crisp accuracy that almost always lands on tape. A six-foot center with tremendous hockey IQ and playmaking ability, Zegras is as good a passer in this class as it gets.
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