Reynolds plays a traditional, stay-at-home defensive style and brings good size at 6-3 and 187 pounds. He skated in the QMJHL as a rookie in his draft year, and while the Q is known for high offensive numbers, he contributed modestly with four goals and 10 assists, along with 69 penalty minutes over 64 games. As one of the youngest players in the 2025 draft class, his current physical stature is thus all the more impressive and helps project the path his development might follow. He’s expected to return to the QMJHL next season to continue refining his game, though offensive production likely won’t be a major part of that growth. His future value to the Kraken lies in his ability to shut down opposing plays, and he could be useful in fantasy formats that reward hits, blocks, and penalty minutes. He’s a long-term project—worth adding to your watchlist, but not yet ready for a roster spot.

Selected 68th overall, Will Reynolds is now a member of the Seattle Kraken.