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Logan Hensler Profile


Logan Hensler
Ht/Wt: 6' 2"/196 lbs
Position: RHD
Team: Wisconsin (NCAA)



Logan Hensler's Player Profile

Jason Bukala - Sportsnet - March 26th: "I feel like he’s scraping the surface of his overall ability. There’s a real chance he might end up only providing depth offence at the pro level, but his quickness combined with his size and work ethic project Hensler as a shutdown defender at worst."

Scott Wheeler - The Athletic - March 25th: "Hensler’s clearly a talented player and good prospect but he’s not a no-doubter offensive defenseman or a lockdown defensive D type. He’s a smooth, mobile, balanced skater. He can use his feet to attack and create lanes. He’s a good athlete."

Smaht Scouting - March 23rd: "He’s an above average shooter and skater who can create offense through shooting pucks through traffic and creating space for teammates by pinching with offensive zone possession. On the defensive side of his game, Hensler excels at defending the rush by consistently taking away the middle of the ice and using an active stick to prevent controlled zone entries regularly."

Samuel Tirpak - FC Hockey - March 9th: "Hensler is a puck-moving, two-way defender who plays a safe and consistent game. He brings stability to his own end, and coaches can rely on him in all situations, though his offensive output has been somewhat lacking this season."

Tony Ferrari - The Hockey News - February 28th: "The most growth is his defensive game, using his skating and mobility to angle players off to the boards on the rush and limit their options as he closes quickly. He shows some nice breakout passing, and flashes of his offensive game from the NTDP are starting to shine through."

Sam Cosentino - Sportsnet - February 26th: "A Steady Eddie type of defenceman who keeps the opposition to the outside with good quick feet, body and stick positioning. Should be able to add layers of offence with age and experience."

Adam Kimelman - NHL.com - February 21st: "… a smooth-skating, right-shot defenseman who has the potential to affect all areas of the game is even better. Hensler has looked comfortable against older competition at Wisconsin and with the U.S. at the World Juniors."

Mike Morreale - NHL.com - February 21st: "Hensler, who averaged 12:12 of ice time in seven games for the United States at the 2025 WJC, has good size (6-2, 192), strength and smarts."

Logan Hensler's Stats




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