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Originally Posted by imeubu
I'm 73 yrs old... coached a lot of hockey. Kylington is a special talent... must be something about "coachability"... if he ever gets settled in with an NHL career and doesn't get hurt... his potential is huge... one of the best naturally intuitive players I've seen. Howe was the best, Kent Neilson, Gretsky excellent... but somewhere down that list... but not all that far down IMO... if Kylington gets a chance to write his legacy... I see easily Top 100 in that category. A real shame if we don't get a chance to see whether I'm right or not. I am of course  |
I might pump the brakes there a little old timer
Kylington skates like an arrow loosed from a bow, but he has a lot to learn. I'm a huge Kylington fan, but he's running out of time to prove he belongs in the big league.