Continuously elevating his game, Tracey may not be an elite skater but he is quick on his edges. He has the ability to improve his speed and footwork as he possesses the raw talent to improve. While his skating needs work, he does possess the ability to make quick turns and transitions. He has a quick shot and seems to recognize when passing lanes open and he appears to play with patience when he has the puck. With that said, he sometimes tries to get too creative which often results in him losing the puck on his stick when under duress. While he plays with poise and patience, he could use more urgency in his game when it’s necessary. Without the puck, Tracey could use improvement and needs to learn to better use his body on the backcheck. Sometimes making the wrong body check at the wrong time, Tracey needs to learn to read the defensive play better. What he lacks in physicality, he makes up in making quick decisions and can be an opportunistic playmaker. Overall, he is a raw talent with room for improvement, but he definitely has a high ceiling if he can realize his potential. Relied on for power-play minutes, he is someone who can take responsibility in all three zones of the ice once his game is better rounded.

– FCHockey’s 2019 NHL Draft Guide