Hello everyone, I'm Andy Liu from NHL Dua Central and today we'll take a closer look at 2019 eligible Cole Coolfield. Despite this small size, the American winner as received praise from countless scales, even going as far as comparing him to Alex Durban Cat and rightfully so. Cole filled as accumulated 100 points and 72 goals in only 64 games with the NTDP and displaying no shortage of talent on the ice. So without waiting any longer, let's look at every aspect of this game. That means he's skating, shooting, passing, stick and link, defensive game, physicality, okay IQ and competitiveness. Let's start with the skating abilities. Cole Coolfield doesn't have an exceptional speed and you will never see him blow past anyone. He prefers to stay patient for the puck for a con-troll zone entry than trying to pass defense men on the outside. He has a quick stride which gives him a great quickness in the out-decent acceleration. He owns some slick edges and he is very fluid on the ice. His great agility allows him to escape pressure and does open-end effectively, which could be key for him to succeed at the pro level. Not the fastest but a very complete skater. I would give him 4 stars. Let's pass to his shooting skills. Cole Coolfield is the best goal scorer of the draft with Capocacol and Arthur Kelly Ev in my opinion. His reshot is very dangerous thanks to his great velocity and accuracy. He has an amazing slap shot and he can put the puck back home from up high. He owns a slick release which allows him to get a shot on net from any position, create space for himself and traffic and surprise goalies with quick restore. He also has a very dangerous back-end shot that does something as his job up close. He jumps on every low sparks and front and even if he often stays in the back of the replay to stay open for a pass, he won't hesitate to give an extra effort to jump on a rebound and finish the job himself. Who failed passes a tremendous shot on reception, which simply gives no time for any kind of reaction to the opposing goalie. He has the incudable ability to get in the back of the defense in rushes and get 4 get-end on the low circle on the power play. He has a very accurate shot and he can put the puck in the net from tough angles. He finds open eyes so well, which allows his teammate to find him easily. He loves to get eye on the break out for potential break-aways and he owns some slick hands that helps him in one-view-one against goalies. Can also be very deceptive with fake shots or at-fakes. His goal scoring abilities doesn't stop with his amazing shot. His slick hands and great hockey IQ allows him to stand out from any other draft eligible goal scorer. He easily gets a 5 stores. Let's now look at his passing abilities. Al Duco field is without a doubt a goal scorer. He's still on some decently making skills. He always has the add-up, which allows him to find open teammate with ease and feed them with nice, simple passes. He passes his good vision and he uses his teammate effectively. If he's teammate very well in rushes, he'll always open the play if he thinks a teammate is in a better position. He loves to attract open-ends on him with slick moves and set up partners for dangerous going chances. His shot stays his weapon of choice but his decent passing abilities complete his game. I'll give him three stores. Let's now talk about the stick-and-leam. Who field has some shift-emits that makes him a threat in one-on-one? He dodges open-and and makes his way through the opposing defense effortlessly. He's able to escape pressure and does book-check nicely too. He loves to create space for his shot with slick and creative moves. His tremendous box skills makes him very deceptive with the puck. Thanks to his quick hands, he's dangerous and book-aways and a real threat along with the goolem. His stick-and-leam abilities are a little part of this game. I'll give him five stores. Let's now look at his defensive game. Thanks to his great stick-work, he creates many takeaways and is able to turn defensive plays into scum-ing chances. He has an active stick cutting passing lane and he recovers loose puck effectively in the defensive end. He sacrifice himself by blocking shot and jumping into board battles. His rarely-an-active part of the breakout has the laugh and get eye in the neutral zone for a chance of a breakaway or an unmanned rush. He's not a liability in his own end but he's not very effective either. I would give him two stores. Let's now discuss about his physicality. Coffield is 5'7 and waits 163 pounds. He can surprise you with a good hit, air and air but ultimately he's pretty ineffective on the forecheck and in board battles. He puts a lot of efforts along the board and doesn't hesitate to get into dirty areas but he gets pushed around pretty easily and clearly lags straight. Thanks to his excellent quickness and competitiveness, I take Coffield with me able to adapt to the NHL but his physicality stays a weakness. I would give him one store. Let's pass to his OKQ. Coffield reads play and understands the game quickly. He has the ability to get behind the defense in rushes and get 4-get-end on the low circle. He finds open-ice well and seems to always be in a good position for a shot. He has a tournament-dose offensive awareness and he uses his partners very well to get into dangerous areas. He has some excellent offensive instincts and is able to get many breakaways by quickly reading the play and jumping and did not roll zone as soon as he sees an opportunity. He has an offensive mindset and will look to create something offensively before defending his own zone. He is patient with the puck and makes more decisions at all times. I would give him 5 stores. Let's finish by looking at his competitiveness. Despite his small frame, Coffield doesn't hesitate to get involved in physical battles. He works hard in corners and loves put pressure on the puck carrier, if you intend to sit with the game and always battles for the possession of the puck. He jumps on loose puck and gets into dirty areas when needed. He'll do anything for a gold too. I would give him 4 stores. Coffield dominates game with his shot, puck skills and ok cue, but I think to his frame would help him a lot and many aspects of the game. If you are looking for a complete forward that will drive the play at the pro level, Coffield's teammate Alex Terkut traverse the grass and match your ballty would be smarter choice. But Coffield is the best gold scorer of the draft and will most likely be drafted between the 8 and 15th spot. Any will overlook his size, but his ability to score gold should make him at the prospect. Anyway, watch your thoughts on Coffield. I would love to read your opinion in the comments below. Subscribe for more NHL draft-related videos and click here to watch my previous Calty on your board on 2019 eligible. I'll see you for the next one.