Top 5 draft sleepers to bolster the Capitals

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Dalibor Dvorsky (Photo by Jari Pestelacci/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)
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#3 Dalibor Dvorsky

These next three slides will focus on who the Caps could take in the first round if Matvei Michkov isn’t available. Dalibor Dvorsky is a center that can also play right wing.

Here’s what Elite Prospects said about him in their draft guide:

"Dvorsky is always attacking inside, with and without the puck, and he has the skill to dangle defenders on his way there. He sees teammates quickly, too. He’s really capable of keeping the puck under pressure and his technique, rolling/short motions, is great."

With AIK J20 of the J20 National he had 10 goals and 11 assists for 21 points in 10 games. In the playoffs he had four points in three games with three goals and one assists.

He also played for AIK of Hockey Allsvenskan where he recorded 14 points in 38 games with six goals and eight assists.

He also was on the international stage. In WJC 18 with Slovakia U18 as an alternate captain he had 13 points in seven games with eight goals and five assists.

In five games with WJC 20 with Slovakia U20 he had three points in five games with one goal and two assists. He also played for Slovakia U20 for International Jr. where he had a goal and an assist.