Chris Peters

kind of has to drive.

Um, and so, yeah, but I, I mean, that's the, that's the hard part about this class.

I think you look at this class and you say, where is the guy that is just a no doubter?

Um, and you know, when we, we don't always have that in a draft class, there are going to be plenty of times where we think we do and we don't.

So, you know, I think that that's where, you know, you look at a guy that's going to have the puck a lot and knows what to do with it.

that's where I say, you know, McKenna, I think Stenberg can be that kind of style of player as well.

And I think some of the defensemen could too.

Um, you know, I think Chase Reed could be that from the back end, you know, so there's a lot of different ways to look at it and how that, how that can kind of materialize the player in a draft.

But yeah, this is a, it really is a very tricky class and it is, it is probably not been my favorite to follow.

Um,

you know, as a result, but, but I still think there's plenty of value to be mined out of this group because there is quite a, there's, there still is a lot of players that you can kind of pick from.

Oh man.

Yeah.

I mean, there, there always are.

I think you can go into like every single class.

Like, I feel like I was pretty wrong about Ben Kendall last year.

You know, I didn't think he was a, I thought it was a weird pick when the, when the Penguins took him.

And that's a guy that I think did drive play at the NHL level for various stretches of the season.

It's like, wow, at 18 years old too.

So, you know, that's a player that I was definitely pessimistic about, but