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Originally Posted by TheIronMaiden
This is more of a ceiling ranking. I am trying to project what they could be if everything worked out right. For example, Dube is a hell of a player, I just don't see him being a top 6 forward though. He has a great hustle, and that will pay his bills. Likewise, I probably have Sveningsson a little high, but if his top end scoring ability flourishes at a pro level he could be an impact player moving forward, but his floor is low because he is one dimensional. If it were a floor ranking it would look very different, if it were a list of who will play the most games in the NHL next year Kylington might even go first.
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To a large degree it depends on the offseason and what holes are there. Last season Dube benefited from a relatively weak forward camp, but both Kylington and Rasmus had a lot of players ahead of them (including Valimaki).
This season, if Brodie and, say, Stone go, Kylinton is almost a lock. But assuming Frolik goes, and without Hathaway around, and with the lustre off of Czarnik, Dube will have a real shot.