Chris Peters

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594 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard May 2026 last heard 29 Jun

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And playing a pretty significant role in terms of, you know, his play and everything else.
I mean, his postseason, he had a tremendous playoffs with Brantford, which really, you know, I think solidified him as a potential, you know, top five pick in this class.
There were a lot of scouts watching him a lot over the second half of the season.
And, you know, he had over 80 points.
He did a lot of things well with, you know, in terms of goal scoring, making plays, being available on the penalty kill, winning face-offs.
You know, he does a lot of things.
There's a lot of detail to his game.
And I do think that while the offense isn't elite, I do think that it is something where he is going to score.
And really, to me, that was the reason that I put him ahead of Viggo Bjork.
I think there's more offense in Caleb Malhotra than
than there is in Vigo based on what I've seen over the last couple of years.
So, you know, we'll see where everything ends up.
But I think as far as the Canucks are concerned, it was both a fit pick, but it was also very reasonable in that range.
Yeah, I think he has the potential to be a point-per-game center, which I think would be a really good result for a third overall pick.
And if that's the case, that's a really strong pick, and it's a guy that could potentially be your top-line center.
I don't think he has any one elite offensive trait, and that's probably where there's some concern in terms of the overall upside.
But based on where they were picking, it was either that or one of the defensemen because you were not going to get –
the level of offensive upside in this class that I think would allow you to pass on the premium positions.
Once Stenberg and McKenna were gone, that kind of solidified any idea that you were going to get a...
significant offensive producer.
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