I admit I'm a bit more high on Kulak than Culkin.
I still think Kulak's numbers say more than Culkin's. Kulak plays in a notoriously defensive league and he's a PPG as a defenseman. What's more, he plays on a crappy rebuilding team. His skating is also beautiful. Almost Brodie-like.
Culkin, on the other hand, had an opportunity to turn pro if he could show management he deserved to in training camp, but he didn't. He was sent back for further development. Also, Culkin's had the benefit of playing on good teams.
I too hope they both get signed, if for nothing more than to simply see what they look like as pros. I just think Kulak is the better prospect.
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