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Originally Posted by Crumpy-Gunt
I think Kylington is too high risk, but also high reward. You take players like that in the later rounds, 1st rounders are 1st rounders because they should be close to a sure thing or they project to be NHLers imo.
Wonder if we have any interest in Parker Wotherspoon who is a pretty decent prospect, one of the better NHL elegibles from the WHL. His big brother T-Spoon is coming along well for the Flames so it would be neat if we Drafted Parker. I've seen quite a bit of him and Brandon Carlo at Tri-City, I would be ecstatic if we could grab them both. :P/
PARKER WOTHERSPOON
Future Considerations
A composed, two-way defender…a high-end skater…good acceleration to his stride and excellent top-end speed…uses his skating to create offence…handles the puck well and makes simple but effective outlet passes…possesses a hard shot with a quick release…defensively he is very smart and composed…excellent gap work and a great stick when defending both off the cycle and off the rush…not overly physical at all but does use his frame to protect pucks against the forecheck…nothings seems to faze this kid. (December 2014)
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6' 170lbs is not ideal size for the nhl
By comparison tyler was 6'2" 200lbs in his draft year
Would much rather take a prospect with bigger projectible frame. The teams left in contention don't have a small d corps.