Sam Cosentino

Plenty of developmental runway based on the fact that just two years ago he was playing in the North American Hockey League.

Definitely not a premium junior scenario.

So if things do get shaken up and someone doesn't,

take McKenna and he's there at three.

Great.

If Stenberg somehow doesn't go in the first two picks and he happens to be there at three, you say, great, we have a great Swedish contingent of players here.

He should walk into this situation and feel extremely comfortable.

If those two wingers go first, now you're sitting there saying, this is fantastic.

I have a position now to draft at a premium position, Malhotra.

I would love to have Caleb Malhotra on my team.

And he's going to come in and be a two-way guy.

He's going to be a leader.

He's going to be able to do things that are going to allow him to play both second and first line as a ceiling.

And I see him bottoming out as a second-line guy.

Like, who doesn't want that down the middle of the ice?

Okay, well, if we need to lean defensemen and get another young guy who's going to grow up with William there...

Okay, Chase Reed, can't think of a better guy who's really gone from basically nowhere to being an OHL point-per-game player to running the power play when Cole Hudson was hurt for the Americans at the World Juniors and who has plenty of developmental runway based on the fact that, like I said, he was playing two years ago in the NOL.

So I just think any one of those four players...

you're laughing and you'd be really happy.

And the idea that someone else is going to help make that decision for you, I think is a perfect spot.