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Flyers Top 25 Under 25 - #21-25
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Aug 25, 2025
We continue working our way through ranking the Flyers Top 25 Under 25 (in 2025). Jacob & Maddie discuss the first five players on the numbered portion of the list, which is a mix of Phantoms players who could finally make their Flyers debuts this season, an NCAA player, and a 2025 draft pick. If you'd like to read the full breakdowns for each player in the video, here's your links: #25 Hunter McDonald https://www.broadstreethockey.com/post/philadelphia-flyers-2025-top-25-under-25-no-25-hunter-mcdonald/ #24 Cole Knuble https://www.broadstreethockey.com/post/philadelphia-flyers-2025-top-25-under-25-no-24-cole-knuble/ #23 Samu Tuomaala https://www.broadstreethockey.com/post/philadelphia-flyers-prospects-2025-top-25-under-25-no-25-samu-tuomaala/ #22 Carter Amico https://www.broadstreethockey.com/post/philadelphia-flyers-2025-top-25-under-25-no-22-carter-amico/ #21 Helge Grans coming soon... 0:00 Intro 2:14 25. Hunter McDonald
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0:00
Hello and welcome back to the Broad
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Street Hockey YouTube channel. My name
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is Jacob Russell and I'm here today with
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my fellow prospect extraordinaire
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herself, Maline Campbell. Maddie, how
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are you doing today on this humid late
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August? Honestly, I don't even know if
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it's humid. I always comment on the
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weather and I never know if it's humid
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there.
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It's actually beautiful today. Not to
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rub it in if the weather is bad up
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there.
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No, it's it's beautiful, but I think
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it's Canadians, you know, it's it's
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weird, right? you get the humidity start
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hitting you and it's it's a whole
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different ballgame than just the sun. I
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think we can take the sun. The humidity
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is where it starts getting a little
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dicey. But uh so late August it's
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another uh that time of the year it's
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another top 25 under 25 for the Flyers
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organization. Uh we do this list every
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single year. We've done it for a very
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long time at this point. I think I saw
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archives going back to like 2016 2015.
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So, this is one of our this is one of
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our babies and and we love doing it in
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the off season. So, um and yeah, Maddie,
1:02
uh I just it's really difficult to
1:05
explain how we rank these guys, but you
1:08
want to give uh want to give the people
1:10
a little primer on how at least you
1:12
voted and and how you like to uh
1:14
quantify or qualify these guys on the
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list?
1:18
Yeah. Um I think largely my ranking
1:20
situation is pretty vibesbased. I think
1:23
I definitely give anybody who's played
1:25
like meaningful NHL time a bump, but
1:28
beyond that, it's kind of a I try to
1:31
balance upside and sort of current
1:33
present value, but it's, you know, I try
1:36
to do my ranking again a different day
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and it looks totally different. So, it
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is what it is. What about you?
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Yeah, I I feel the same way and I feel
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the same. I feel we were talking about
1:45
this uh as we were getting ready to do
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the list of we always have a lot of
1:49
discussions around like someone's at 22
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he should have been at 24 like so I feel
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like the the start of the list the the
1:57
guys who are in the 25 to 20 range those
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are the guys that I always have the most
2:01
trouble with because you don't really
2:02
know what they're going to be like these
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guys if they haven't played in the AHL
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especially it's tough for you to uh
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project the the young guys so far into
2:11
the future right
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Um, right now we're in the Siko
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category. So, I'd like to start with
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number 25, and that is the big boy from
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the AHL, Mr. Hunter McDonald. Hunter
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McDonald is number 25. He opens up our
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list. The 23-year-old drafted in 2022,
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sixth round pick. He's played primarily
2:32
uh the last couple of years in the AHL
2:35
with the Phantoms. His first full season
2:37
was last year with the Phantoms. He
2:38
played 71 games, had 18 points, but
2:41
obviously as a defensive defenseman, not
2:44
necessarily what you're looking for. Um,
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but somebody who saw a lot more of him
2:49
than me, especially in person. Maddie,
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uh, what do you think about Hunter
2:53
McDonald? Where do you have him ranked
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uh, this year? So, I had him all the way
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down at 25, which,
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you know, the back sort of part of my
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list is a pretty mushy area. So, like,
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you know, don't super read into that.
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But, you know, he had kind of a weird
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season. Um,
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I think the members of the front office
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were really really talking him up
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heading into this like his proper rookie
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season in the AHL. Um, and you know, he
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was pretty good. Um, but just like
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across the whole of it seemed like he
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never got totally settled into the
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defensive system they were running down
3:33
there or lack thereof. Um, so it it led
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to things being pretty up and down for
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him and like you can definitely still
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see the tools which um is why I'm
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definitely not out on him as a prospect
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at all. But um yeah, it's it's still
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very much a project and I think as a
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result the management is like cooled off
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a little bit how much they're hyping him
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up at the moment.
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Yeah, like you said, I mean the start of
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this year it seemed like uh McDonald was
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a guy that they were looking to bring up
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maybe partway through the season, right?
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I I put him at 21. Um nothing crazy,
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right? I I feel like just because of his
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frame, um I'm sure we're going to get to
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that 6'4 205 as a left shot as a
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defenseman,
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if he doesn't even have the skills, I
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have a bit more projectability for him
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than than maybe some of the other
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defenseman we'll get into on this list,
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uh who are also phantoms later on. But
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yeah, I McDonald's, he's a big boy. He's
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able to move the puck. He's not like a
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complete slug out there. Um, and you saw
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with how this last uh this past year's
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draft went, the Flyers are picking
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ogres. They're trying to get guys who
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are big and then we can maybe teach him
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to play hockey a bit better later on
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down the line. So, again, very low
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prospect capital uh invested in
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McDonald. It's not like he's a guy that
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we expect to uh to break in and be a top
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four guy, but uh Jason McNeel had him
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11, which is kind of wild to me. But
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around here,
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I like it. Yeah. Like listen, I think I
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think if you ask the the front office,
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they'd say a lot of the same things that
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Jason said. You know, he he organizes
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list. He said a lot of gut feeling, a
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lot of hunches, lot of going off of the
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projectability of frames. And for a
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defenseman, McDonald's got everything
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you want. You just got to have a little
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bit more, you know, sharpening around
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the edges and and maybe he turns into
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something. And yeah, it has there's not
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necessarily a ton of guys on the flyers
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who can put somebody on their ass. And
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McDonald is has some snarl. He's tough.
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He's physical. And he brings a different
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dimension than say if you were to put
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Emil Andre as the seventh or eighth
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defenseman. That's where Andre's kind of
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gotten um a bit of a roadblock is that
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he doesn't fill that sort of role. And
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when you have Jamie Ddale, Cam York,
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Travis Sanheim already trying to play
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offensive games, might be better to have
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a guy like McDonald on the back end to
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sort of give him a little bit give give
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the the defense a little bit more to uh
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dimensions to to work with. So, moving
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on to number 24 is somebody that I'm a
6:15
bit higher on in Cole Canubal out of
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Notre Dame in the NCAA. uh last year 34
6:20
games played, 39 points, and uh quite
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quite a pretty solid season from him.
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And his second year in the uh NCAA as a
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fighting Irish.
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Yes.
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Uh yeah, from the he was in the USA
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Fargo before. So yeah, his second year
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uh in in the NCAA. Some potential here
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with Canval, Maddie.
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Yeah, definitely. and especially like as
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a slightly older NCAA prospect. He's 21
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already. Um he took that year in the USL
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I believe before
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college. So
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um definitely seems to have benefited
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his game. Um he's not like a super
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flashy guy. Um but I I like his skill
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set a lot. It seems like he's getting
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just a little bit better every year. He
7:08
looked more mobile at development camp,
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which I love to see. Um, and I also
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really loved what Brent Flair had to say
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about him um, at the end of camp in
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terms of like what does the organization
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need to see from him um, in order to
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feel good about uh, giving him an entry-
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level contract at the end of the season
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and he just said he's got to finish the
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season like they're feeling good about
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him. So, he's a guy who, you know, still
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a lot of runway ahead of him, but it's
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that the uh the organization's excited
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about, I'm excited about, and could play
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uh a role in the future. Um I had him 23
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just to backtrack. So, um feels low, but
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like still a guy that I'm really excited
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about.
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Yeah, I had him 24, right, too, but
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again, he's another guy I looked at this
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year. Um, and when you compare him to
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somebody like Carson Dart, who were the
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Flyers signed and who was also an
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overager, uh, coming out of the NCAA, I
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think Kenuba brings you more. I think
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he's a bit his skill set's a bit more
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varied. Um, he he does like to get to
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the dirty areas. I think it's it's kind
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of cliche, but he does have a little bit
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of his dad in him. It's not going to be
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anything flashy. It's not going to be
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anything crazy. He's a bit smaller,
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obviously. He's not huge and tall and
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lanky like Mike was, but um Cole's got
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that same sort of gritty play style that
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I think can can translate, right? I see
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a lot of these guys um in the NCAA as
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older scorers if they play a certain way
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that is kind of perimeter centric. It's
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hard to it's it's hard to really
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translate that even to the AHL, never
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never mind the N uh the NHL. So with
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Kenubal and his ability to get to the
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front of the net and kind of be a bit
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bigger, um play be uh beyond his size, I
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think is is also something that I I
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noticed in the little bit that I watched
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him. I I I like him for the future. Um
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even if he doesn't he's not going to be
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any bigger than the 510 he is now, but
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he's got a solid frame on him that I
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think he's he's going to be hard to move
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in front of the net. Uh Jason Pollinsky,
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resident sandwich expert, had him 16th
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uh and he had more bias towards college
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players, which I think makes sense. I
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mean, Kenubal's playing against I think
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the hardest competition he can get at
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his age bracket right now. Um, besides
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if he made the jump to the AHL, of
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course. So, you know, I think he's he's
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got the potential to really take a jump
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next year if he's able to put up, let's
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say, 50 points or something of that
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nature. really um pop make make some
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eyepopping statements next year with
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with uh Notre Dame um and and try to get
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that entry level deal and see what he
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can do in the AHL.
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Yeah, and like Jason also said in his
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ranking process like Canub's got the NHL
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pedigree and that's valuable.
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It is especially with again the
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franchise, there's a lot of NHL related
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people hanging around. I mean, you know,
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that's not to say that that's going to
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be the only thing uh that that dictates
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whether or not he joins the NHL team at
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some point, but doesn't hurt. Be honest.
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Doesn't hurt. I kept Laffy around long
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enough coaching in the AHL, so at least
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uh Cole won't have to deal with that
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anymore. Anyway, someone who did
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a good segue into our next player.
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Yeah, we're we're on the same track now.
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Samu Tuala, the 22-year-old second
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rounder who is still down in the AHL. Uh
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decent season last year uh pointwise,
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Maddie, but I think there was a bit more
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under the hood that had um the front
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office wanting more.
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Yeah, he he's a tricky one where it's
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like the offensive capabilities like
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there's no question about what he can do
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there. um he's got the speed, he's got
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the shot, he can be productive at this
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level. But even heading into the season,
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um they were pretty clear that they
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wanted him to be working on, you know,
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how he's supporting the puck, how he's
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playing below the circles, and like
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doing more things when he doesn't have
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the puck. And like
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I hate to say being a better teammate
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in that regard. like that feels kind of
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harsh, but you know, in that vein and I
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think we saw some progress there, but it
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was really up and down across the whole
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of the season. Um, I saw a lot of him
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looking frustrated when he wasn't
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scoring and didn't really seem to know
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what to do. Um, getting a little tunnel
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visioned there, which was frustrating at
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times. It really was a shame. um he uh
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seemed like he was getting things moving
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in the right direction again and then he
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like immediately got hurt and was done
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for the rest of the season. So, I don't
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know where that leaves us heading into
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next season.
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Um it's a tricky one for him. He still
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made my list. It was
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close. Um I had him at 24. Looks like he
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fell off your list in
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He did. He did this year unfortunately.
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And you know I it's tough for me and two
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because he
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When I ever whenever I watch Phantom's
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games, besides him actually scoring or
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putting up points, it's hard to notice
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him on the ice. He doesn't necessarily
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have these bad games where he or these
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good games rather where he doesn't
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score. I think that's also what, you
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know, the the front office is trying to
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to get him more to focus on in his game
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because as a second rounder at 22 now,
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it seems like as the more and more
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prospects, the barks of the world start
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to join in. Luchenko is going to be
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there uh eventually, right, in the AHL.
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If not, he just skips right to the NHL,
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right? But it's still going to be um the
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the competition for that roster spot.
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And the same thing with Alex Bump. Like
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a guy like Alex Bump, he's vaulted over
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Tualla immediately, right? Um and and
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Tualla seems now like he's more in the
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Devin Kaplan sort of Carson Dart range
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of guys who can jump in here and there,
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but I don't even think they want to put
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him in the bottom six because of his
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play style. So, it's it's going to be
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really tough for him. Uh Jpo also had
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him 14th this year as well and he made
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actually a really good point um that
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that I kind of agree with and maybe if I
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would have considered it I might have
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had him at the end of my list. Thinks
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there's a lot of unlocked potential with
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proper coaching. Um, I think there's
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definitely a chance that if you get a
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guy who is able to
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get his confidence, Tuval's confidence
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in gear, um, for a full season, for a
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full 82, um, he can definitely bring
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something that he can unlock something
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that could make him a middle six scoring
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option and and force him into the NHL,
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if not in Philly, then somewhere else.
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But yeah, I think I think Jason brings
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up a good point there. Yeah, and I think
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it's valuable too that um the Phantom's
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new coach was an internal promotion. Uh
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John Snowden was around the last couple
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of seasons and he knows him as a player.
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Um even if Lapy's messaging got a little
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stale, wasn't really getting through to
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him by the end there. Um there's some
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familiarity. I think that'll help him
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out hopefully.
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Well, it's it's almost coming to that
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time for him uh where he
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he's going to need to make a jump or
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he's going to end up somewhere else,
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right? So,
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yeah,
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that's
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and it's weird to think about because
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he's still
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Yeah,
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he's only 22.
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He's so young, but there are just so
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many guys.
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There's there's a lot of middle six
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wingers that are potentially there that
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are better than him. So, that's really
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his issue thus far. Moving on, number
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22, um, four years younger, big jump in
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age, back down to Carter Amo, the 2025
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second rounder that the Flyers picked up
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last, well, this past draft, I suppose.
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Uh, not much to say here unfortunately
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because he doesn't tend to play that
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much, but all I can tell you is 65 225
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right-handed shot going to Boston
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University this year. It's hard to say
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no to that.
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Yeah. Um, I think there's uh definitely
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a really intriguing sort of package
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there, but um he wasn't on my ranking.
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He was one of the last guys to fall off
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for me just because like there are so
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many prospects that we have to rank
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towards the bottom of that list and like
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I haven't gotten a lot of eyes on him.
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So, you know, if he is a big start to
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his college season, I think he could be
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a big mover
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um in my personal ranking, but that's
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just kind of like where I'm at. Uh I did
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see him a a little bit at the national
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team development program down uh the
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USHL in that system, but yeah, he looks
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good. Um he can definitely move, but
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again, it's like, can you do this over a
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full season with contact, with pressure?
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Like even at the best of times, I've
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been pretty open about my uh the dubious
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nature of the USHL, especially for a
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defenseman. Like, you know, there's not
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like crazy patterns of play coming at
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you. There's not a ton of skill. Like
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guys like Riker Lee are hard to defend,
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but it it's kind of a dime a dozen down
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there. It's a lot more of just just a
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bunch of guys skating around trying to
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figure some out and get as many
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points as they can to get draft eligible
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and and really make their name known.
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But uh Mo, um I was looking at something
16:41
Jay Pandalfo said recently. Um he's the
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head coach at Boston University and
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Pendalfo was saying just like they're
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not going to rush him into this. they
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really want to play him in a prominent
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role. So, at the start of the year, he's
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probably not going to join the team like
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right away. He's not going to start the
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season. They want to give him as much of
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a ramp as they can, especially as an
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18-year-old defenseman, right? I mean,
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he's going to be he's going to take some
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time to really um get used to the the
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college ranks. And like as you said, he
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was unranked for you. I had him at 22.
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Um I really like the projectable size.
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Um, I like the ability if you can if
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you're that size and you can skate for
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me. Um, as long as he stays healthy, I
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mean, if he proves that he can't stay
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healthy this year, he'll probably fall
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off my list, uh, at least for now, uh,
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going into next year. But, you know,
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there's definitely a package there where
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you can look at it and say, "Wow, you
17:34
can dream on this sort of archetype of a
17:37
defenseman. If he's able to really, um,
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put it all together and stay healthy, he
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can be a real steal at the point of the
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draft where you got him."
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Yeah. So Brad had him at 15th. He was
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the uh person who ranked him the highest
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and he said that he prioritized the
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potential and upside more than anything
17:54
which I think we both agree with. Yeah.
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Um that's what you have to look at. It's
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a matter of how much that stands out for
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you just as and how much belief you can
18:03
put into it, right? Because you didn't
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see all that much.
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even if you did, it's hard to find every
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single US game or every single NTDP game
18:11
he played to really get the full picture
18:14
that aren't just highlights. But yeah,
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quote here, "Tall right shot defenseman
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who skates well for his height is a take
18:21
any day." And that is 100% true. I
18:24
cannot get mad at that take. Heading
18:28
into our final list of the first five,
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uh, number 21, Helga Grants, 23-year-old
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was, uh, acquired via the trade from the
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Kings that sent Ivan Prover off the
18:42
other way. Um,
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AHL player last year, the year before,
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uh, 23 points in 66 games in the AHL.
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Played a cup of coffee with the Flyers.
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uh just played six games, had an assist,
18:56
didn't really show much. Um
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he's a weird one for me. I I I'll let
19:01
you take the floor to start, but he's a
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weird one for me.
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Yeah, I mean, he got an immediate kind
19:07
of boost in my ranking for having played
19:10
some NHL games this year. So, that's
19:12
kind of went into that. But, um I don't
19:15
know. I generally liked his season with
19:19
the Phantoms. I think we tend to forget
19:21
even though he's been in the league for
19:23
forever that he's still pretty young,
19:26
still just 23 years old. Just turned 23,
19:28
I think.
19:28
Yeah, I bet.
19:29
Um, and yeah, I think he's been making
19:32
some nice incremental progress. It
19:34
seemed like he's unlocked some things in
19:37
his game uh this past season. I've liked
19:39
his offensive contributions, like what
19:41
he was doing sort of from a playmaking
19:43
stance. Um, he's not like the flashiest
19:46
player, but I think everything was
19:48
working pretty well for him. Um, yeah,
19:53
no, no complaints there. Like,
19:55
yeah, I had him off my list, which I
19:58
think is maybe a little harsh,
20:00
especially because I I had a Miko on
20:02
there and he is barely a hockey player
20:05
um at times. Um, but Gron for me, he
20:09
kind of slots into that same sort of
20:12
mosh pit with Dennis Gilbert, Noah
20:14
Jules, the newly acquired guys, Agor
20:16
Igor Zamula. Um, they're all in this
20:19
sort of bucket. Even Hunter McDonald
20:21
probably could be put in there for this
20:22
upcoming year. And I just don't see a
20:26
world where Grz necessarily gets
20:30
the time to show that he's anything more
20:33
than what he currently is. if he comes
20:35
and plays in the NHL this year and and
20:37
is able to really take that spot from
20:39
guys like even Amil Andre Aigor Zamula
20:42
like he's gonna have to jump a lot of
20:43
guys uh to make the NHL. So we'll have
20:46
to see what happened. Kyle, uh, who is
20:48
currently, uh, our linesman right now,
20:51
uh, he said that there's a bit of a
20:53
recency bias in this ranking because he
20:55
did like his, uh, his step last season.
20:57
Like you said, he he looked a bit more
20:58
mobile. Uh, he can get a bit more
21:01
comfortable in the AHL and then maybe
21:04
um, bring that sort of play style to the
21:07
NHL. And Kyle even said he doesn't think
21:09
he's going to turn into a stud, but you
21:11
can see him being, you know, a bottom
21:13
six, a bottom pair guy uh, into the
21:15
future. And that's just sort of what you
21:20
can expect from him, right? It's it's
21:21
whether or not you place value in a guy
21:23
like that um coming out of of the AHL
21:28
over just signing random veterans that
21:32
most teams do uh heading into training
21:34
camp, right? And competing for that
21:35
spot. If you think Gron's can maybe even
21:38
try to push for
21:40
the number a number four five spot and
21:43
actually get in the defensive rotation
21:45
and not be on the bubble, then yeah, I
21:47
think that makes perfect sense to put
21:50
him at 21. But that's all we got for
21:53
today. We will have another video coming
21:56
soon where we start to get into a bit
21:58
more meat of the rankings. uh get a bit
22:01
more uh sexy names getting out here at
22:04
20- 16. Um
22:07
Matt, you got anything else about the
22:09
guys on this list? Anybody else maybe
22:11
you even wanted to mention?
22:13
Um nobody specifically, but I just think
22:16
we sort of touched on this last week
22:18
too, but um it definitely speaks to the
22:20
depth of the prospect pool at this
22:22
point. like, you know, maybe it's not as
22:24
deep as it has been over the past, you
22:26
know, in years past, but you know, we're
22:29
down in the 20s and we've got some guys
22:30
who might legitimately play meaningful
22:33
NHL games. So, pretty good.
22:36
Yeah. I mean, like, listen, Amo,
22:40
second round pick, 18year-old at 22. I
22:43
think there's a lot of fan bases who
22:45
would have him in a top 10, you know, if
22:47
they were really high on him just
22:48
because of that. how how much you get
22:52
the frame, the speed, um the ability to
22:55
kind of move the puck, right? And then
22:57
you have two guys in McDonald and Grimes
22:58
who could both play NHL games this year,
23:00
right? And two Amala could as well. Um
23:04
so it it's it's going to be interesting
23:05
to see where these guys end up landing.
23:07
I think there's a chance that some of us
23:09
look a little bad. I think maybe, you
23:11
know, Helgi Gr might make me look a
23:13
little goofy for putting some guys that
23:15
I put in front of him in front of him.
23:17
But hey, we'll have to see. But
23:19
that's the fun of the rankings.
23:21
That's just the fun of the 25 under 25,
23:24
man. We just get to argue about it. And
23:26
most of these guys will never play an
23:27
NHL game. So that's all the fun of it.
23:30
But we're done having fun for today.
23:32
We'll go be back soon uh for the number
23:35
20 through 16 uh on the top 25 under 25.
23:39
But for Maddie, for Kyle, for everyone
23:42
at broadstreet hockey.com, I am Jacob
23:44
Russell and thanks for watching.
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