Tony Ferrari

He's a little bit undersized, but he's kind of the ideal player.

like a third-line guy that brings a ton of energy and some scoring touch.

A guy like Jackson Cobra has a ton of potential.

He's incredibly raw.

You brought up Gleb Pugachev earlier.

He's an awesome player to watch.

He's so fun to watch.

So there's a lot of players that are going to get drafted on day two that I'm really intrigued to see how the development pans out.

Not too bad.

It's closer to the NHL draft, which means closer for me to disappear and never talk to the hockey world again for at least a month or two.

It's kind of just finishing touches at this point of the year.

It's not anything too crazy.

If you're really out on a guy or you're super different from consensus, you take maybe an extra look or two at a player.

But for the most part, list is done.

I'm just writing the last little bit of everything.

I think it's mostly just teams doing interviews and taking guys out to dinner, and everyone likes to get the reports that San Jose took this player out or Vancouver took that player out or the Leafs snubbed somebody, even though they're picking first overall.

It's fun, it's buzzy, but it's not too, too important in the evaluation process.

Most of my interviews are done way earlier in the year, so I get a sense of these kids and who they are back starting in October.

I think we could see it this year.

I think there's a number of different options.