Tony Ferrari

Whereas Carl's is very,

rush the puck north-south.

He kind of plays with his head down and almost like a running back on the back end.

He's going to get the puck up the ice when he's going to join the rush.

There's not much dynamism or shimmy and shake.

He certainly has skill and he's able to do it, but that's not the natural part of his game.

And with Reid, a little bit more of that skill and dynamism comes out naturally.

I'm not too worried about Reid's offensive performance.

I think the OHL this year has had a number of

underwhelming performances on the back end because I think so much of the offense this year has been stagnated up front.

But I think Reid's going to be perfectly fine.

Yeah, we're almost there.

It's almost draft day, and I can disappear for the summer.