Winger

I'm most likely going to speak about this from a defenseman's perspective as I was a defenseman, and this is a very important tactic to read the play while you're getting a four checker on you.

Wingers can use this as well.

We're picking up pucks on the half while the defenders are wrapping around to them.

That's a good way for me to scan the ice and see what's going on behind me.

We're just going to get straight into the top 10 rankings.

We're covering right wingers today.

I feel like in the past, right wingers has been a position that usually has the most scarce, like the, I guess the least scarcity, like the most is the most scarce.

Yeah, the most scarcity.

The most scarcity? Where it's like the least deep.

Maybe the position has gotten deeper as of late.

I know when I was doing the ranking, like going through all the positions to see, you know, whose position changed on Yahoo, who got added a position, who got taken off a position.

I added a lot of left wing to people because I guess the right wingers were already deep enough.

And I, I look at what I think might come back to me, and I think I'm gonna have a chance to get a really good winger o- uh, in the next round, but there's a lot of picks in between here and there, and I think Misa's gonna go.

I think Fantilli, there was no way he's getting back to me.

Um, like, I think this is obviously the, the issues that teams have when they're, when they're drafting in the actual draft, is we might say that Winger is a better hockey player, but I feel like there's always good Wingers to be had.

I mean, we look at the public discourse on Luke Evangelista right now.

Everyone's, like, freaking out.

“How could they get a Luke Evangelista for a f- for a future first?” And it's like, well, Wingers are always available for, for a price.

It ...

Getting those elite Centers, those elite Defensemen, those are the, those are the real tough ones to acquire.