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Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts
As Sandman said there no 6’4 plus top line players in the NHL and the same can be said I don’t see any 5’8 top line players.
It’s fine if you want to swing for them in later rounds. The smaller guys can develop into power play players and bigger guys as bottom line players who can hit and create havoc.
We should be really focused on skill and speed. Size becomes can issue as stated above m, but if a 6’6 player has those attributes I’d take them over a 5’8 player.
As for Hunter Smith yes 2-40 isn’t a huge jump it’s still only 40 points for an overage player. He still only had 2 career points up until that point.
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I’d like to have 6’6” Tage Thompson on my team.