Ray Ferraro

And that would make that really tricky.

This may be...

I think he's going to be in the top half of their forwards in impact.

I watched him the other night, and I said he was in Vancouver.

The first time he was in Vancouver, you know how you get all jazzed up to play at home.

The first time in Vancouver this year, right after Christmas, now the Canucks are great, of course, but he had 16 shot attempts.

Two nights ago, he had a goal and two assists.

He had the puck on his stick the whole time.

And I said at one point, can you imagine that there was actually a discussion about whether this kid belonged on the team or not?

Like on the Olympic team.

Hayes, I think he is an impact player on the Olympic team all day long.

I guess the one thing that gives me a little hesitancy is he's probably going to come out of the middle and go on to the wing.

And maybe that's a little bit different.

for him, but his personality is that he doesn't sit back.

It's not like he's going to go in there and be bold and make all these great loud noises and all that stuff.

He'll fit in whatever the hierarchy is of the team, but he's going to play.

I would say he's as bold a personality on the ice as you'd want your players to be.

He's not scared of anything.

I'd start to lean a little bit to Zach Hyman because I do think if you do pick Hyman and you decide for whatever reason he's not going to play with McDavid,

then at what point on your roster is Zach Hyman going to hurt you?