Tony Ferrari

Cause he has great hands on deflections and stuff like that.

So there's value there.

Certainly.

Um, the guy that I really like in that group though, among the power forwards in, I mean, Matthew knives is getting a ton of talk right now, obviously with the potential trade out of Toronto, which I think would be silly in general, but, um, and that's Casey Mutron because I've compared him to knives all season long.

I think, I think,

Their draft profiles are very similar.

They're very raw in their draft year.

They're a bit of a bull in a china shop.

They're controlled chaos.

It's fun to watch because they attack defenders across their face.

They attack defenders outside shoulder, and they're not looking to go around guys all the time.

They're looking to go through them so often.

They play with a ton of energy, and if Mutrin can refine things just a little bit the way Matthew Nyes did, you'd have a top six power forward who ends up playing alongside your star because he just does a lot of the things that your star doesn't necessarily do.

I do.

I think it's hard to say because there are teams obviously trading the picks and there's teams acquiring the picks.

So it's hard to say which is more of an indication, but I think this is a good class.

I think there's a lot of interesting players in this draft class.

I was talking to someone earlier, and I was talking about how right through 30, 35 on my rankings, there's players I really like that may go later.

A guy like Adam Valentini is one of my favorite players to watch in this draft.

He's a dog on a bone.