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Just saw a couple tweets/quotes from Coyotes GM Bill Armstrong on Simashev and But. Many mocked the picks, but I rly liked them myself. Anyways, the quotes were that Simashev is checking in at 6’7 and But 6’8. If those numbers are legit, the Yotes have legit mutants on their hands. I was rly high on Simashev at 6’4; 6’7 is just insane for his agility/skating ability. Perhaps he was exaggerating for effect. It would be interesting to know officially, since no Russian’s were at the combine, the numbers could be outdated.

Yep, I have a few Longrow on hand. I’ve been venturing into bourbon, but now that the nights are cooling off I’m cracking the peat back open. Currently enjoying a nice Kilchoman. Probably my favourite distillery.

Ya I’m a big peat guy myself. Have a whole shelf dedicated to Islay lol. I’ve been branching out into more obscure stuff like Campbelltown, but I always come back to the peat. It’s funny how it can be such a divide with peaty scotches.

That Islay is rly good for the price. I’ve discussed it multiple times with my buddies, but I have it pegged as a Caol Ila. I just got the Kirkland Speyside 18 yr as well, and it’s damn good too for $90.

Two goal games last season?

Not to take away from Miller, but the notable exception missing is Kucherov, who has 105 PPP (quickly looked it up, might be wrong) over the same timeframe while also missing the entire 20-21 season. He would likely be the first name behind McDavy/Drai as far as PP production is concerned.

Oh beauty! I’ll have to get setup on there. That’s great to know, thanks!

Bourbon. I’m not much of a Rye guy. Agreed on the pricing tho. I think I got my Eagle Rare a fair bit cheaper than the Angels Envy, and I preferred the Rare. I’ll be looking for it next time I’m in BCL.

That Eagle Rare is good stuff. Just finished my last bottle of it. Nice to see it being re-stocked. I just picked up an Angels Envy, also quite nice.

Carlsson for me fairly easily.

Interesting you use the word fact. Which player is your best defensemen? Is it the one who has more time on ice in all situations of EV strength, PP, and SH? More shots per game? More PP points? More hits? More blocks? More points a game? And even a better plus minus rate? Because Seider wins every single one of those categories when statistically compared to Hronek the last 3 yrs. This puts Seider at a disadvantage as he only has two seasons in the NHL, and one of those as a rookie. Seider plays tougher competition with harder zone starts. He is there #1 D, and it’s not debatable, either with eye test or with “facts.” Have a look for yourself below.

Said it a while back, but Simashev is the #1 D on my board.

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Very interesting, I see it the exact opposite, which is why I am more comfortable with Musty right now and have been bringing him up with the Wood crowd. Either way, neither is a very good skater, which is a pretty big red flag in todays NHL.

Agreed on the level of comp, as well as @Gawdzukes point of a bit better shot. Wood also finds himself in the category of a potential monster with his size once fully matured, where Musty will more likely be just above average. Numbers wise, it would appear that Wood is the better option, but the more tape I watch, the more I prefer Musty to Wood myself. Appreciate the responses fellas.