Pittsburgh Penguins’ forward prospect Ben Kindel – selected 11th overall by the Penguins this year – is officially only one of three 2025 draftees remaining at the NHL level.
The others? New York Islanders rookie phenom blueliner Matthew Schaefer and San Jose Sharks forward Michael Misa, who were drafted first and second overall, respectively.
The early returns on Kindel are very positive, and he continues to make a better case for himself with every passing day to remain at the NHL level for the rest of the season – along with fellow top prospect Harrison Brunicke, a 19-year-old blueliner in a similar situation.
Did the Penguins hit on a top-five draft talent at 11th overall? Was Kindel vastly underrated heading into the draft?
Let us know what you think.
Penguins’ Top Prospect Among NHL Rookie Leaders In Key Statistical Category
At this point, it’s well-known that Pittsburgh Penguins’ 18-year-old rookie Ben Kindel has exceeded expectations so far this season.
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