Selan’s upside is easy to spot because it goes well beyond just his size and face-off ability. He won around 75 percent of his draws in the spring, added 22 goals and 11 assists, and even saw time on the extra-man unit. His bigger body helps him wear through a game, play through contact, and seal off opponents in groundball battles. On top of that, his stick gives him real value in the field, as he throws confidently under pressure, handles his off hand well, and has the kind of step-down shot that should make college coaches double-check his position on the roster.