Jack Han

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1,359 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 16 Sep

Jack Han’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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So, you know, when, and we saw in the playoffs, like if you give Kirby doc sort of a half stick length advantage against the third pair of defensemen, he's going to make a good play and get to the net.
But if you have him in a one-on-one or in a one-on-two along the board, small area, under pressure, he just doesn't have that ability to sort of problem solve at a higher level.
So in a sense, the reason why he...
was drafted where he was.
And the reason why he's playing the NHL right now is because he has great hardware in terms of his build, in terms of his speed, in terms of his hands.
But the software was never quite as good as the hardware is.
And Lane Hudson may be the ultimate sort of counterexample to that, where what I think makes Lane Hudson elite is his software, is his ability to recognize patterns, is his ability to react, his ability to deceive.
And, you know, Lane Hudson is, you know, he's a good skater.
He moves really well.
He's agile.
But in terms of his reach, in terms of his size, obviously there's no comparison between him and someone like Kirby Doc.
But ultimately, to be an elite hockey player, it's all about the software.
marco rossi yeah so you know if we're talking about if we're talking about a trade between vancouver and seattle involving shane wright obviously you know you mentioned zee bullion but i wouldn't be surprised if marco rossi is another player that they're talking about and rossi is two years older than shane wright also an early first round pick
has had a bit of an up-and-down pro career, but has some really productive seasons with Minnesota.
And we look at the seasons where he got 60 points.
Who were his most frequent line mates?
It was Matt Zuccarello and Matt Boldy.
So two amazing wingers who can create time on the puck, who can make plays, who can finish plays.
And the thing with Marco Rossi is –
He's a very small player by NHL standards, but he works extremely hard.
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