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LukasFischer
DAge: 19191 CM80 KGUSA USA
57PNHLe
Lukas Fischer
NHLNHL Draft2024, STL (56th overall)2nd round, 24th pick
THLTHL Draft2024, BOS (89th overall)3rd round, 25th pick

Projected potential

Bio

A strong skating, defensively reliable defenseman with offensive upside. Proper development could lead to being a top-four defenseman with power play usage.

PNHLe

Projected potential: 57 · 2nd Line Potential2025-26 · OHL · Sarnia Sting Soo Greyhounds

What is PNHLe?

PNHLe is an offensive stat that is used to project a player’s point potential at the NHL level and is meant to standardize a variety of leagues so that prospects can be compared from one league with another.

PNHLe attempts to equalize all leagues, age and positions so that the offensive potential of a prospect can easily be compared with others, while also projecting future NHL point potential in the prime years of a player.

The problem with NHLe

The premise of the NHLe stat is certainly a great idea. If a player jumps directly from one league to the NHL there should be some precedent set by historical values that would indicate how many points that player should project to having in a full NHL season. However, it always bothered me that NHLe never took into account that younger players in the same league would always have a massive disadvantage compared to those that have more experience and are physically more mature in the same league. NHLe only looks at the present to predict how many points in one league are equated at the NHL level.

NHL Certainty
5.0
50% odds
Odds of becoming a full-time NHL player (10.0 = 100%). Draft guideline is a starting point and should rise as the prospect proves himself.
Upside
4.0
 
Best-case offensive upside (peak season points potential). Forwards: 8.0 ≈ 80 points. Defense and goalie scales differ.

Scouting Feed

Fischer had a very impressive D+1 season, improving to 0.73 points per game while maintaining his defensive impact. Fischer effectively uses his body to separate the opposition from the puck and has strong two-way awareness. He’s developing into a top-four defender; he needs to add size to his frame.

Fischer signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the St.Louis Blues.

The St. Louis Blues drafted Fischer in the second round (56th overall) in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft.

Lukas Fischer is a tall, lengthy defender still developing his game. He’s a good skater, especially for his size, and could leverage that to defend well at the next level if properly developed. The defensive results haven’t been this past season, but much of that is due to playing on a rebuilding Sarnia team. Fischer has had more success in the offensive zone, but we project him more as a large, mobile, defensive defenseman at the NHL level.



Career Stats
SeasonTypeLeagueTeamGPGAP+/-PIMPPGSHGSOG
2018-19RegularWSI U13Czech Selects U136011
2018-19RegularQC Int PWDetroit Compuware30008
2020-21RegularHPHL 14UCompuware 14U AAA30224
2021-22RegularUSA-S15Team Red41124
2021-22RegularHPHL 15UCompuware 15U AAA2053848
2022-23RegularUSA-S16Team White53253
2022-23RegularUSHLCedar Rapids RoughRiders401102
2022-23RegularHPHL 16UCompuware 16U AAA130000
2022-23RegularOHLSarnia Sting4737101716
2022-23PlayoffsHPHL 16UCompuware 16U AAA50000
2022-23PlayoffsOHLSarnia Sting16011124
2023-24RegularUSA-S17Michigan District60224
2023-24RegularOHLSarnia Sting6862834-2779
2024-25RegularOHLSarnia Sting51152237-1981
2024-25RegularAHLSpringfield Thunderbirds3000-64
2025-26RegularOHLSarnia Sting2631518-538
2025-26PlayoffsOHLSoo Greyhounds10156-414