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Originally Posted by Textcritic
Well, that is not my argument. Wolf is still easily in my top-six or -seven, but I just don't have him as highly ranked as some of the other players; it has nothing to do with the team's track-record with goalies.
I am still sceptical about Wolf's size, and I am also hesitant about the true value of his impressive numbers behind that team in Everett.
People have all sorts of different approaches to this list every year. There is no right or wrong way to rank prospects in these polls.
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Fair enough and I respect your reasoning. I understand that there are varying approaches to individuals rankings. I have a very fluid approach that bases each player on their own merit, I just don't see how a teams player development program (one that has not even really started with the organization), should be a significant factor in this endeavor. Each to their own.
Edit: I do not like being quoted by Textcritic. I have technically reviewed thousands of reports and hate to make simple mistakes.