This is where it gets interesting.
Do you take the sure bet, but low ceiling player?
Do you take the high potential guy still very early in his development?
Do you take the high risk, high reward guys that have been around a year or two?
I went with Parsons. I like his accomplishments to date, and I think he's got that competitive edge you want to see in a goaltender. Long way off from the pros, but there are elements that make me more excited than some of the other guys.
I also considered Kulak, Fox, Dube, Wotherspoon, and Pribyl.
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"You know, that's kinda why I came here, to show that I don't suck that much" ~ Devin Cooley, Professional Goaltender
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