Bruce Kerlock

given his size and strength.

And again, what I like about him more than anything, this is always an issue with European players you have to pay attention to, is he is very comfortable playing on the inside of the ice.

And you have to do that in the NHL if you're going to be successful.

And given that he's 6'4", and the fact he likes to play on the inside of the ice, I think there's a real chance he could actually have a very positive impact on an NHL team.

Yeah, you know, draft pick, I think of Phoenix, if I remember right, or at least I certainly, you know, I watched him a little bit.

Yeah, so I saw him in the AHL draft.

Saw him a little bit in the league.

I think, you know, when you see him, Boiler fans would kind of like him, right?

Like he's an aggressive player for checking wise.

He's not afraid to mix it up.

He...

The struggle with him, this is something I don't do a great job explaining, but he's kind of a one-speed player.

He's not a slow player.

He's not a fast player.

He's kind of a one-speed player, and he doesn't have that ability to adjust speeds, change speeds, to change his attack on defenders.

So they can just kind of

You know, they can kind of time his pace towards them, and he doesn't really have an ability to offset that timing.

You know, AHL, certainly he'll have some success.

He had success, right, with Tucson.

You know, a good signing.