Sat Shah

It screams Marco Rossi.

It does, but he's more dynamic.

Yeah, 100%.

I know somebody makes the point saying they're uncomfortable taking a winger at pick number three and goes through the history.

And this is what we did through the past 10-15 drafts.

We did this on the show a while back.

And if you look at the wingers that went first and second overall...

not a lot of them have busted or like not been anywhere near what they need to be.

Yeah.

And I think it is a bit perilous when it comes to picking those guys first or second overall at third, it's a little bit different, but again, it really depends on like,

how you view these guys.

When Malhotra, I want to watch a lot more closely.

I like him as a top five pick.

I'm not sure I love him at three or at two.

And I know these are small margins that we're talking about here, right?

But that's essentially kind of where I'm at.

Yeah.

And I think that's why when we were talking about well before the Canucks picked third overall, that this whole idea that McKenna and Stenberg are guaranteed to go first and second overall, we're like...

Pump the brakes on that, because if you look at, again, the history of the top two picks being wingers, they haven't worked out as much as often as they need to work out.

And the centers and the D have ended up being better that go a bit later on in terms of franchise changing players.