I saw the scrimmage and as another poster suggested...he was for sure trying to do too much because he was heads and shoulders above so many out there. Not saying he makes perfect decisions with real bullets flying...but he was forcing plays and having fun .
I can't remember the exact context of the quote, but I think it was used with regards to Bennett or Tkachuk. They said it's easier to cage a tiger than beat a mule. Ie Bennett and Tkachuk will learn how to walk the line...but you'll probably never see Monahan start roughing guys up.
Well I'm going to extrapolate that thought to apply to Kylington. Someday you can probably ask him to simplify his game a bit and stay out of trouble. But given a partial break you can probably never ask Wotherspoon to all of a sudden be really really ridiculously talented.
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