Sam Cosentino

But yeah, you're right, that Minnesota pick,

you know, it's probably Marcus is the first one off the board.

Um, you know, and then you look at Liam being the, like that is not out of the question whatsoever.

So the kind of idea behind picking twins is, is really cool, but you have to do what's best for your hockey club.

So if you identify Marcus as the guy that you're going to take with that Minnesota pick, and then it comes around and Liam is still there, but you feel strongly about

maybe addressing a positional need or doing something a little different or a player you like better, then the organization has to go down that road.

I think there's a couple of guys in that area.

Wyatt Collin is a guy I think about a lot.

He's the son of Matt Collin.

He was banged up for a good portion of the year, but with the U.S.

Under-18 program, when he played, they were a different and a better team.

Mathis Preston is a guy who's absolutely fascinating to me.

Got traded to Vancouver, was hurt.

I ended up going to the U18s, played well at the under-18s, was a prodigy coming up through the Spokane Chiefs organization, but a guy who skates really well.

He's got some thickness to him.

He's a pretty dynamic player, so he's a really interesting guy.

Maddox Dagenais, who I think is going to be right in that range,

He too had a dad who played in the NHL.

He's a big power forward type guy who's not afraid to run over you, but really shoots the puck extremely well.

He's a fascinating guy to me there.