Alex Forrest

He's 6'3", 224 pounds.

And then you have players who have been on the cusp of being with the Rangers, a lot like what the London Knights have done, Alex Forrest and Caden Schneider.

Schneider played in 18 games last year, but he's a 19-year-old, so he's now seeing more time for Kitchener.

And in that, Jason Schaubel is a returnee.

There's supposed to be some entertainment value.

Hi, I'm Alex Forrest, today's guest on Chamber of Reason.

Matthew, Derek, and Pierce asked me to be on the show because of my wit, my timing, and my intuitive feel for the absurd.

I'll do my best to answer the question accurately and in a way that entertains our listeners.

For sure, yeah.

Charlie Puglisi got his third of the season from Hayden Ellis and Alex Forrest on the power play.

Sean, maybe before we go a little bit further into this, because there's really, there's not a whole ton of scoring, it's a four to three game, but what do you make of Alex Forrest's play on that top power play line so far?

I'm, I think Alex Forrest's vision is spectacular.

I think the way he sees the game is incredibly impressive for someone his age and, that's the advantage of having played that entire year in Cambridge and winning a championship after a deep playoff run.

People will say he didn't get the deep playoff run with the Rangers, but he got the deepest possible playoff run and got a Sutherland Cup out of it, and then still traveled with the Rangers and still ch- rejoined them after that.