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Originally Posted by IamNotKenKing
If you thought that was a rant, you sure ain't never seen a rant.
As for Zary, this is what he is:
A great skater, he can score goals and play a solid two-way game. However, it is his ability to find teammates with his crisp passes and excellent vision that are his strongest attributes. Owns a projectable frame. Can rack up plenty of assists and play in all game situations due to his hockey sense, grit and fearlessness. Is not a very dynamic offensive talent but he simply puts points on the board. Excels whenever he has the puck.
Long Range Potential: Speedy, savvy scoring center with upside.
Not only is Zary, by all accounts, loved by coaches and team-mates, but when you watch him you see the effort he gives in all three zones. Furthermore, ask virtually any scout or prospect watcher about Zary and there won’t be any “haters”, no-one who does not think that he can be a good NHL player.
Zary is a center who loves to make things happen around the net. A well-balanced scorer who drives his line.
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Zary is a concussion risk. Has been for years. If he wants to stay at center he either needs to improve his awareness or move to wing. Outside of that, I'm not here to bash Zary, that's not my goal.
2020 counts, all the same. We don't need to bash prospects to count it, we know where Schneider is right now.