Shane Malloy

And then Nylander is going to be there to help him.

So if that scenario works, now you have San Jose

sitting at number two, they desperately need another defenseman.

They don't need another forward.

They've drafted Misa.

They've drafted Celebrini.

They've drafted Chernyshov.

They've drafted Will Smith and Quentin Musty and Hultonen and Bystead.

They have enough forwards.

What they do need is a right-shot defenseman to go alongside Sam Dickinson, who's a left shot.

And so there's Chase Reed sitting there right for them.

So there's a potential opportunity, as much as that scenario sounds crazy to Canucks fans, that McKenna could be there for them at number three.

Well, I think Stenberg does in the short term right away.

At the end of the day, Toronto's not looking at things five years from now.

In some cases, they can't afford to do that.

They have to look down the road and immediately because they have immediate problems.

The Vancouver Canucks don't have immediate problems.

So they can look long-term if they're allowed to look long-term in that scenario, if they're tasked with looking long-term.

So I think for the Toronto Maple Leafs, also I take a look at, you know, I have to consider what Mark Leach has done over the last year.

He's their director of amateur scouting, longtime scout with the Dallas Stars and the Detroit Red Wings.