Landon Ferraro

Okay, does it look great, him moving around the ice?

No.

No.

Like, it looks labored.

It looks like he has... There's a difference of you watch some guy skate and you're like, oh, he just got over there.

You don't even think of it.

And then you watch another guy skate and you're like, oh, it's like hard skating.

Like, it's a lot of effort to get there.

Yet...

he wins all the face-offs he i mean he just did it again at the world like though did he finish it at like 70. yeah something like that it was outrageous i mean he's literally like one of the best guys in the league like yes he's elite consistently at it and so that alone but then you can say what you want about the warts in his game but when he gets consistent minutes over that 12 minute mark

He puts up points.

He does consistently do it.

If you go back through his games, especially the end of the season before, he went on that really nice run because he got consistent.

To me, there is more there.

I think that's a player that gets buried in a system because...

when you watch someone for too long, you notice everything that's wrong with them, and you keep trying to pick out the reasons why he's not the player we thought he was.

And sometimes fresh eyes into it, or in this case, maybe it's Malhotra that coached him, then didn't coach him, and now has a bit of a break, but understands what he can do and what he can bring.

You need that break sometimes.

To me, I think there's still more of a player there

Like, there's no reason at the absolute worst he's not your first penalty killer.