As an NCAA sophomore, Hall put up seven goals and 15 assists for 22 points in 34 games. He kept his nose clean, with only six penalty minutes on the season. Hall hasn’t shown himself to be a player of particular interest in fantasy leagues thus far, and at present is not worth rostering.

Hall progressed to the USHL this season, posting 17 goals, 28 assists, and 61 PIMs across 56 games, putting him four points off the team lead in points and 44th in the league. Hall is 19, and likely has a few more years of seasoning before he’s a solid stash in most leagues. His adjustment to the NCAA when his time comes will give us a more certain read on his trajectory.

Taken in the sixth round by the Kraken, Hall is a young work in progress. He is not long out of the High School circuit, but has put up points quite well during his time. There are questions about his passing choices. He will benefit from seasoning in the USHL and is worth keeping an eye on in deep leagues.