Pat Brisson

not only where you're drafted but the the timing in which you're coming out and you're turning pro is also important certain teams um there's more of a need for a player like you or they're in a different place where they're not a playoff team so you happen to burn out a burn a year and you're playing five or six games and then

They play you more because they don't want to have much.

It all depends, you know.

So every situation is different.

But there's no doubt in my mind that Michael could be pro, could turn pro today and be fine.

I like players who play their junior or the college hockey at center if they could, and then they could become wingers.

If you're a good center and you could play wing, it's always good.

At the end of games, sometimes you send a center and another center as a winger, and the winger with the hands up, they're taking the face-offs because the other one's thrown out in the face-off circle.

He's got the ability.

He's got the skating ability to be a really good center.

He's a good skater.

He's low to his feet.

He's

He's widespread.

I mean, he's got Stan and he he's a beautiful skater.

He's a good skater.

He's going to only get stronger as a skater.

And I do believe that for most centers, they do need to be able to cover most.

You know, you want a good 200 feet player and that's what Michael Edge is going to be, in my opinion.

No, I think you're touching a lot of these, I call the buckets.