Kimelman -- Nicholas Robertson, LW, Peterborough (OHL): The Capitals have done well adding young defensemen the past few seasons and now can turn their focus to forward. Robertson's size (5-9, 162) wasn't an issue for him in the OHL, where was second on Peterborough in goals (27) and points (55). He also was born Sept. 11, 2001, making him one of the youngest draft-eligible players. Scouts like his vision, hockey IQ, and passing ability, and he's also got a big shot for a player his size.
Morreale -- Afanasyev: Afanasyev can play a power-forward game and protect the puck well and has small-area skills that make him effective in the offensive zone.
Lepage -- Samuel Poulin, RW, Sherbrooke (QMJHL): The Capitals love big (6-1, 212), fast, offensive-minded forwards, and Poulin fits that profile perfectly. He had 76 points (29 goals, 47 assists) in 67 games, and was lauded for his professionalism and leadership off the ice. He's the son of former NHL forward Patrick Poulin.