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And, you know, he's got that high slot shot that's so, he's probably next to Quinn Hughes,

Or heck, it might be more.

But I mean, he's got that shot that is a seeing eye shot because he can find lanes to get that shot through.

And I just feel like in watching him of late, I think one of the reasons why I don't pick up on on him as much as he is playing much more within the confines of where he either is told to be or thinks he should be.

And so his presence diminishes, which I don't want to do.

Now, I think part of it is Quinn Hughes likes to do the same thing.

But this is Kirill Kaprizov we're talking about, too.

It just doesn't feel like if you were to look at where he is, a tracker on the ice constantly, that in the offensive zone, when they set up that he is –

that he is moving himself around.

And, and that's where I think he is at his best because he's so dangerous from a multiple, from multiple areas, not just one.

display of don't like and and is that because of Hughes like is he deferring to Hughes and and look Hughes is great no he's not been great the last two games but he is great at that but um like Kirill needs those two guys need to be themselves and I don't like I you know I just don't

I don't know.

It's just because I'm with you.

I don't see something where I say he's hurt.

I just don't notice him as much.

And the stats are the stats.

And it's not like they back me up completely.

It's not like no goals in 10 games or something.

But it's sort of an odd thing because with the salary he's going to start to make and with what you know that he can do, and I completely refuse to believe the fact that he has to conserve his skating much at his age.

So, yeah, it's just, I was watching it last night again, and there was just a bunch of things last night that were troublesome to watch.