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Originally Posted by GGG
Also even if Jankowski busts and never plays another game in the NHL doesnt mean he was the wrong pick. He was always a high risk high reward pick. So if the players around him cap out at bottom 6, bottom pairing defensemen and Janko never plays an NHL game then he was likely the right pick.
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This is such BS.
He is no more high reward than anyone else picked around him. His ceiling isn't any higher than the guys chosen just before him or just after him.
For some reason for guys who are not as good as others but different it has become normal to say they have a high ceiling which is absolute garbage.
And Jankowski being a highchool player at the time of his draft may make him unique but what it also makes him is a poor hockey player. It shouldn't be used as a positive or some sort of garbage 'but he has so much room to grow' argument it shows how poor his skills are and why he isn't doing well at the NCAA level.