Sam Cosentino

Belchez, I can.

He's a guy that I think people are really going to like.

He's a really intelligent guy.

You have to wonder if he's going to be able to bring that intensity every day.

The thing about Seneca is this guy's extremely, extremely confident.

You see some of the stuff he does on the ice.

You know, what was it, the game against Sidney Crosby?

Didn't he mock Crosby?

He did something crazy that, like, even guys in his own team were like, dude, what are you doing with Sidney Crosby?

Like, he just doesn't care.

And that is a trait that has allowed him to be one of the top three scoring rookies in the league, to tie for first with his 23 goals, along with Schaefer to lead all rookies in goals in the NHL.

That trait has really allowed him to transfer his skills and the way he played in junior immediately to the NHL because he doesn't back down or kowtow to anybody anymore.

He's who he is.

He knows who he is.

He's super confident in who he is and he knows what he's going to accomplish on the ice and isn't shy to do it.

I don't know if Heming has that.

I don't know if Belchez has that.

I just don't know those players well enough like I know Beckett.

Yeah, he could very much be that guy.

I'm really interested to see what happens to Dajne.