Randeep Janda

Some see Verhoff.

Some even see Caleb Milhotra at number three.

So, you know, one of those players, you're pretty confident

to get somebody else at three, I would consider it, Jason, just because the Vancouver Canucks need more than one player.

Now, if you can't get that one player at three and you have an opportunity to move back one or two steps and you can still get the guy you want, I think you have to, at the very least, consider it if you can stockpile some draft picks.

Yeah, this is a challenging one because I think on merit alone, Manny is worthy of a coaching job in the NHL, right?

Like a head coaching job.

We've seen at the AHL level what he was able to do.

We know across the league he's got a lot of fans, and it's going to come one way or another.

Now, how much is it tied to his kid?

I don't see that –

To me, if he is the guy, I don't care if you're taking Chase Reed at number three.

I don't care if you're taking anybody at number three.

The situation doesn't necessarily change for me in the sense that

If you believe in him as the next guy, to me, it doesn't matter who's available at three there.

So could it be an interesting story if they truly see Kelo Malhotra as a player that can feature to be a leader on this team, a two-way centerman, and he is better than everybody else?

Yes, but I don't think it really makes anything clearer or makes anything more confusing because

With Manny, his merits are there, guys.

And, you know, with his kid, a heck of a player.

Unfortunately, they lost to the Barry Colts in the OHL playoffs.