Anthony Donati
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322 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 18 Jun
Anthony Donati’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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like amazing and astronomical the type of rise that he's had since being a second late second round pick in summer scouting and you know i think it's something that we're going to continue to see as development increases and there's more money going into development as the trickle-down effect happens with hockey especially with those you know expansion teams on the rise we're going to see more players that are drafted out of a draft or in their draft year that are going to get
more attention as well as more playing time in the NHL and the chance to play 200 games in the NHL because there's more, I guess, just...
quality of development.
And I think that happened with Malhotra and the Brantford Bulldogs.
They do an incredibly well job at developing their players.
You know, I went to Brantford this season and I just really love everything that they've been doing, especially with the expansion of their facilities that they're going to be starting to do too.
So I feel like Caleb Malhotra could develop even more than we've seen even this season.
Yeah, it's really hard in this class to identify the number one defenseman because I feel like there's a tier list.
And, you know, Carson Carroll says 1,000 cows.
That's really hard to compete with for Verhoff and Chase Reed.
But in terms of what you're getting with all three of those players, it's like Keaton Verhoff's a 6'4 right-handed defenseman and with offensive ability.
And what he showed in his D-1 season in the WHL was very, very...
like fourth forward-esque player that has the IQ on offense.
But then you saw him in the NCAA and his decision-making was a little bit exposed there, especially when forwards like Western Michigan, when I was there, were trying to pressure him off the puck because it did, you know, he did kind of...
not played with the best of his ability in the NCAA as a freshman, as the youngest defenseman in the NCAA and the NCAA is continuing to get better.
So I think that, you know, like Tyne and Lawrence's BU experience, you kind of have to take his NCAA experience with Keaton Verhoff with a grain of salt because of what he has done.
And he also was a goalie until he was 11.
I think that we need to give him more time and experience because this guy is
He has a lot of boom potential in terms of what he can bring on both sides of the ice.
With Carson Carroll, he models his game after Jake Sanderson.
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