Satyar Shah

And I think...

one of the things that we're obviously keeping a very close eye on here is ultimately what's going to be happening with the Canucks third overall, but also the idea.

Do we see some movement this year in the draft?

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It is Tony Ferrari covers the NHL draft and prospects for the hockey knees.

Tony, thanks for making some time for us today.

How are you doing, man?

Yeah, I hear you.

I know it gets all crazy right now.

Are you at the point now where you have your final list finalized or are you still putting those pieces together?

It's for us as well.

I mean, we've talked about it quite a bit, the idea of trading down hypothetically.

And we do hear often from fans.

fans and I don't dispute it when they're like well why even bother talking about this because this almost never happens and we got to go back to 2008 when the Luke Shen trade happened when they went from what five to seven or five to eight when Nashville and they made that trade but usually this does not happen very often but if there was going to be a draft it probably is a draft like this where

consensus seems really hard to come by.

And it's different when you look at industry consensus and, you know, us outside the actual National Hockey League and how we kind of view things.

But is it fair to say that the consensus this year would be more varied than usual?

It's really interesting on Viggo, right?

Because when you look at the size profile, generally guys like that don't go very high.

But given that this year is a bit of a stranger year and how Viggo really showed himself at the World Championship and he looked dynamite, he looked like he was dynamite against even Sidney Crosby and some of the best players in that tournament who are professional National Hockey League stars.