Ya I don't understand why Kylington is so low. It sounds like very little research was done to come up with this.
Last I checked Kylington was playing top AHL minutes and looking much better defensively apart from the occasional gaff which even Brodie was guilty of between 18-22. He's also scored some Karlssonesque goals. Kylington's gained 10+ lbs of muscle since the start of the season. It seems the question marks causing him to drop in the draft have been answered.
Jankowski should also be in the top-5. He was the best forward at prospect camp and followed it up with a very solid season so far. He's the number 1 shutdown guy on his powerhouse NCAA team and is also scoring at a good pace.
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