Tony Ferrari

And,

I think he's a really good passer.

He's a solid skater, especially in a straight line and transition.

So he's a guy that I think has a lot of value.

And if you can get him in the mid round or you can get him in the, I mean, his values falling up and down all season long.

So if he ends up being there when the connects are making that second pick,

he'd be a really interesting swing for a defenseman as well.

The one that scares me the most is the one I've seen since he was 16 here in Windsor, and that's Ethan Belchitz.

He's a guy that I think has a ton of skill.

He's a really solid dual-threat offensive guy.

But I wonder sometimes about the power forward part of his game.

He's a big guy, so everyone assumes he's going out there laying massive hits, and he doesn't really do that.

He's more of a finesse big guy, and I think –

When he needs to, he can certainly protect the puck really well.

He can go into the corner and strip pucks, but even when he goes into the corner, it's not like he's blowing guys up and taking the puck while they're on the ground.

He's swiping it out of their feet or taking pucks out with a stick and using the skill.

He's a really skilled big man, and I think

if you're getting him and hoping he's going to drive the net and do all these things, that's not necessarily his game.

He is fantastic around the net.

That's where he scored most of his goals.