deadhead
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Farabee is ahead of Frost even though he's a year younger, and when he fills out his frame he'll be a lot stronger.
If you can't see that Farabee's hockey sense is more advanced than Frost, well . . . this was evident at the WJ-20.
And Farabee improved substantially in the second half.
Farabee struggled in the playoffs, as would have Frost, neither was ready for the more physical play and smaller windows.
But players often make huge jumps between 19 and 22, so that doesn't bother me at all.
Prospects do get coddled, look at Frost's % of O-zone starts: 58.5%, Couts 51.7%, Bunnaman 50.6%, Hayes 46.0%, Laughton 43.7%
If you can't see that Farabee's hockey sense is more advanced than Frost, well . . . this was evident at the WJ-20.
And Farabee improved substantially in the second half.
Farabee struggled in the playoffs, as would have Frost, neither was ready for the more physical play and smaller windows.
But players often make huge jumps between 19 and 22, so that doesn't bother me at all.
Prospects do get coddled, look at Frost's % of O-zone starts: 58.5%, Couts 51.7%, Bunnaman 50.6%, Hayes 46.0%, Laughton 43.7%