Myles Brosnan is an offensive, puck-moving defenseman the Detroit Red Wings selected 196th overall with the final pick of their draft, a late swing on skill and vision from the back end. He put up eye-catching numbers at the prep level in 2025-26, posting seven goals and 44 assists for 51 points in 30 games for Dexter Southfield in Massachusetts, production that reflects a defenseman most comfortable with the puck on his stick. His game is built on distribution and activation. He is a good passer who gets pucks through traffic to the net and joins the play to create, and the offensive instincts are the draw. The caveats are the level of competition, which makes prep production hard to translate, and the developmental runway ahead. He is committed to Harvard for 2027-28, with his 2026-27 path still to be sorted. For fantasy he is a deep-league monitor, an offense-first blueliner whose value hinges on the skill holding up against real competition, so file him away and watch how the game translates once he faces a tougher schedule.