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2027 NHL Draft Prospect Report – Milan Sundstrom (C)
Milan Sundstrom is an extremely raw offensive forward whose flashes of high-end skill suggest significant NHL upside. His passing and shooting are his most impressive tools, with the ability to make crisp cross-zone passes, create scoring opportunities from difficult angles and finish with a high-quality shot. He has also shown strong puck protection along the boards and a willingness to use his size and physicality to win possession. At his best, Sundstrom can take over shifts through his offensive skill, with his overtime goal against Slovakia providing a strong example of his top-end speed and ability to attack through multiple defenders. His offensive instincts and ability to create plays are clearly present, and there are legitimate flashes of a first-line NHL player within his game. However, Sundstrom’s current game is defined as much by its inconsistencies as its high-end flashes. His effort level, defensive awareness and positioning are significant concerns, with repeated instances of failing to track back, losing assignments and reacting slowly to developing plays. His upright posture and passive skating contribute to these issues, while his tendency to lunge rather than establish proper body positioning can leave him vulnerable defensively. These deficiencies have been particularly evident against stronger competition, where he has struggled to consistently impact the game away from the puck. Sundstrom’s offensive tools are too intriguing to overlook, but there is a substantial amount of development required before they can consistently translate at the professional level. If he can improve his skating, defensive habits and overall engagement, his ceiling is considerably higher than his current level of play suggests.