Canadiens 2015 Top 25 Under 25: #9 Jarred Tinordi

For the second straight year, it looked like Tinordi was ready for full-time NHL action. However, just like in 2013-2014, Tinordi didn't stick. The smooth-skating, towering defender saw his NHL time go from 22 games to just 13.

In the NHL Tinordi never looked awful, but his inability to consistently make fast-paced decisions with the puck continued to be problematic. While he continued to be a solid defender, it's clear that his puck plays need work. Last season, Tinordi notably improved his puck skills; however, he never seemed to find that same confidence this past year.