Ones I see:
- Brodie: Marc-Andre Bergeron with a little more defensive reliability. Brodie seems like he'll make the NHL based on his passing/shooting, but may crack above the 3rd pairing if he can play his end better. An alternative definition would be a weaker Brian Campbell (which may work better, but I don't like the idea of saying worse overall Brian Campbell)
- Irving: Jonas Hiller. He's a goalie who seems to rely on keeping his style in line with the puck. If that starts to go, he'll eventually give up a goal. Hiller is very much the same way, being a great "1st save" goalie, but can't keep up continual pressure unless he can reset his positioning.
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