Last year, I probably would have said Dube. I wasn't buying in to Kylington that much last year, but after seeing him last season, it looks like his skills are translating to the NHL pretty well. Nothing against Dube, but I am voting based on upside. I see Dube's upside as a 2nd liner and Kylington's as a top pairing guy. Although I think both are going to make it.
Kylington's speed is just too intriguing to ignore. He also looked more physically strong and chippy that I thought he would be.
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