Shaugabay is a elusive, offensive-driven forward who excels at creating plays for his teammates. He really showed off all the skills elite playmakers have in the NHL in this game. The shiftiness in his skating, his smooth working hands, and the ability to have success making plays on the rush at a high pace. When you put all those tools together, he becomes one dangerous player with the puck on his stick and ones the opposition needs to be aware of when he’s on the ice. Shaugabay displayed some great vision out there when it came to finding teammates, and made decisions on where to go with the puck real fast. His skating is average, nothing that jumps off the page to me but there’s enough there for me to not worry about it in the long term. He made almost zero mistakes out there, but one thing he needs to get into more of a habit of is shooting the puck. He deferred to a passing option at times where it looked like a shot was his best option. He’s an intriguing offensive player that blends in well on a teams third line and possibly gets some power play time. I’d look to select Shaugabay right around the start of the fifth round in the 2023 draft.