He’s hard to ignore, whether you’re watching on film or live in the rink. Lynch has a motor and a knack for staying engaged in the play in all three zones. He’s a fantastic center at this level, and that playing style projects him well to junior hockey and beyond. Lynch put up 39 points in 29 games in a secondary role for the Wolves but may very well be the team’s best option up front this season. I expect an increased workload to lead to impressive results and a resume that’s undeniable by season’s end.