The Detroit Red Wings used the 108th pick on a Peterborough Petes product in Adam Levac, a center who closed his draft year with 44 points in 60 games and added four points in six playoff games. Levac earns his value with pace and pursuit. He forechecks hard and pushes play up ice rather than waiting for it, and the two-way habits are ahead of the raw scoring. Across two Petes seasons he has 54 points in 117 games, so the offensive rate is still climbing and remains the question that sets his ceiling. For fantasy he profiles as a middle-to-bottom-six center whose counting stats depend on a larger role in Peterborough over the next two years. A third-line scoring outcome exists if the finishing and playmaking take another step, but nothing in the current production demands a roster spot. He is a deep-league and dynasty watch, worth tracking through his post-draft campaign before any add.