Though he dropped a spot from 15th to 16th in the final Central Scouting rankings, Tyson Jost has shown a legit offensive skill-set that earned him a trip to the University of North Dakota in the fall, all despite not playing at the highest level of Canadian Junior hockey at this point in his young career. Other scouting services are a bit more bullish on Jost, as ISS ranks him ninth overall in this draft. He is a bit undersized at 5'11", but there is no denying his knack for offense. Scouting reports rave about his shot and its accuracy, as well as his vision and hockey sense.
2016 NHL Draft Prospect Profile: Tyson Jost Is Good... Against Lower Competition
