Tony Ferrari

That's the guy that's going to play in the middle of your lineup.

He's not going to make a mess.

There's not going to be a whole lot of fuss around his game.

He's just going to do what you need him to do.

He's not going to lose shifts on a regular basis.

He's also not going to go out there and dynamically win shifts either.

He's going to generate scoring chances and do things in a very simple, tactical way.

And sometimes you just need that, especially when you're in a game where

it's 2-1 and it's late in the game, you need to waste a minute and throw Morozov over the board with whoever is on his line.

You're probably going to get a good minute out of him.

So he's a guy like that that I look at where you're not necessarily excited, but NFL teams need offensive linemen.

When the Ravens drafted a big offensive lineman this year, I was ecstatic.

So you need to be excited when a guy like Morozov gets drafted as well.

Yeah, I think the interesting thing to me is,

We always look at everyone's draft boards, whether it's the public draft boards or somehow you get a sneak peek at an NHL team's draft board, and no one does exactly the same.

And when they are, it's usually because people are copying off other people's work.

So when you're looking at a draft board that's completely unique, that's the reality across the NHL.

I remember at the draft in Vegas, I'm talking to one team about a player, and they're like, oh, we have him as a top 15 guy.

We're hoping to get him in the second round because people don't value him that way.

I talked to another team about the same player.