Chris Peters

I guess he probably won't be at the combine because of the world championship, but we'll see if he does make it.

But anybody that interviews him is going to be very fascinated by that.

Absolutely.

A hundred percent.

That's such a, I agree.

And like,

he doesn't, he just, he just wants to play hockey.

He really doesn't care about anything else.

He was getting so annoyed with the media at the world juniors, which I, I love, I find it endearing.

And then on top of that, you know, he, he's also like, the thing was in a very different way, he's reminded me of Moritz Seider in that, in that tractor.

Cause Moritz Seider, he didn't care, but it was, he didn't care because he didn't know he had no, he's like,

He's like, I wore gym shoes to all my meetings.

You know, like I didn't know that I was supposed to wear a suit like, you know, and but he was so comfortable in his own skin.

He didn't care that he had, you know, that he wasn't like that.

And I feel like that's the same thing about Smith.

He's just like, yeah, man, I don't I don't I don't really care about any of this stuff.

Just let me play hockey and I'll be fine.

I think that's going to really resonate with teams.

Yeah, I mean, I think for me it comes down to body of work more than anything else because the body of work, while this year was not great –

The body of work and his performance as a 16-year-old in the USHL, MVP of the Clark Cup playoffs.