Sebrango is an offensive defenseman who skates well with the puck and can gain a head of steam carrying the puck up ice while weaving through traffic and gaining the offensive zone. He displays quality crossovers, always keeps his feet moving and will complete solid hockey stops. His backward stride is smooth and quick, but he is inconsistent in his transition from backward to forward as he tracks the player to the outside, sometimes throwing himself off balance and giving the attacker a bit of a step in the process. His skating is good overall with below average acceleration. In the defensive zone, he tends to be physical along the boards and loves to battle for the puck in open ice or along the boards. He plays a tight gap and utilizes his stick against the rush but sometimes he plays it too aggressively in the neutral zone, getting beat inside and being forced to play catchup. One of his best attributes is his passing, which always tends to be crisp and on-point. It does not matter if he is completing a stretch pass, a one-touch pass along the blue line, a behind the back pass in his own zone or a backhanded pass. He loves to get involved in the offensive zone and will constantly look to complete pinches. When he does create a pinch, teams need to be weary of his shot. He will fire good shots along the half wall and has the potential to burn his opposition.

– FCHockey’s 2020 NHL Draft Guide