Chris Peters

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

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Halford & Brough in the Morning · How Did The Canucks Do At The Draft? · 29 Jun 2026 podcast

Now, guys like Chase Reed and Daxon Rudolph probably, you know, in terms of defensemen, have more offensive upside.

But I think that when you look at the totality of facts and also the need for a center, I do think that that was probably, you know, the overriding theme is like, hey, this is a guy that certainly is the fit for us.

But also, what are we giving up to take this player?

I don't think they gave up much, just in terms of maybe an offensive defenseman.

But you're hoping that Zeb William is your number one defenseman down the line here.

And I think he can be.

And you don't really have enough at the forward position to confidently say you've got some core pieces there.

And while Caleb Malhotra might not be

the strongest core piece for a rebuild, he's still a guy that I think you can rely on pretty heavily over the course of his career when he gets there in a couple of years.

Not that hard, honestly.

I mean, like, I think that the, there is an adjustment period.

I think one thing that we're, you know, we take note of is the WHL was a point festival this year in a way that it really hadn't, you know, like hadn't been for players of this age.

And so that was something you say, okay, we're going to take those numbers.

Like, so like Carson Carlton, Jackson Rudolph had eye popping numbers from the back end and,

And I'm not really taking much away from them by saying that, you know, it was a week or a year in terms of what happened there.

But I do think that that was, you know, that was definitely a factor.

But the thing about looking at the NCAA and these guys that are in the NCAA, you kind of have to adjust your expectations because

But I do think that the data that you're getting out of those players, including Gavin McKenna and Keaton Verhoff and those that played NCAA hockey this year, it's better because they are challenged in a different way.

And so elements of their game were exposed.

Why did we have a little bit more criticism towards Gavin McKenna?

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