Chris Peters

You know, I think that there, you look at, you look at the guys now you're, you're,

what's like Seneca, the big selling point was that he was scoring in bunches.

He was just unstoppable towards the end of the season.

And he was also six foot four.

So, you know, or six, three or whatever.

So, you know, that, that's, that, that's the kind of push.

And I don't think we're necessarily going to see that one.

One guy I am kind of interested in, in terms of, you know, could he go even higher is, is, is Albert Smith.

Is he a guy that sneaks into that?

top four.

I think there are some people that might say he's the best defenseman in the draft.

I don't think you can get consensus on who the best defenseman in the draft is.

But Smith has a mature profile.

He's played pro all year.

He's played excellent at the World Championships for Latvia, who made the quarterfinals, actually beat the U.S.

He's played significant minutes over there.

Great athlete, moves pucks well, maybe doesn't have the high-end offense of some of the other guys in the class, but he looks like an NHL player.

And so that's where I could see teams like maybe saying, hey, like this guy just looks the part more than anybody else.

Let's take him really early.

I think we could hear some, especially coming out of the combine, considering how much I know.