BozoTheClown
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But when is gonna be the most important time of the year (playoffs), Reinbacher is gonna be way more important.Hutson has the highest offensive potential has shown some flash and that he can hang in the NHL already hard to ignore. Reinbacher might be a better but not sure he can be special.
I have him at 7….but only because the rest are so freggin goodMailloux will be a beast!
This "'high potential" is probably no higher than Matheson's (62 points), and will come with far worse defensive issues for at least a few years.Hutson has the highest offensive potential has shown some flash and that he can hang in the NHL already hard to ignore. Reinbacher might be a better but not sure he can be special.
Maybe but than isn’t a sure think either, also when we have the puck there no need to defend… Hutson is spectacular but doesn’t do too many bone head plays, he just doesn’t have the same physical tool to defend. I acknowledge that they were both good in different way and it also depend if the hot their celling I flip flop but had to pick one and think Hutson will have the most direct impact on the game.But when is gonna be the most important time of the year (playoffs), Reinbacher is gonna be way more important.
Hutson is probably gonna be the most spectacular of those 2, but Reinbacher is gonna be the one that plays the big minutes against other teams best players
I could see that he could be the best out of the two I’m not putting Reinbacher down… but there no garantie that he will be a dominant 20++min. D, There is plenty of consensus top pick that never even had NHL career especially defensive D, if he become Slavin, Edmundston or bust those are very different outcome and the same goes for Hutson, Reinbacher has the safest floor and Hutson the most elite skills it is pretty much a tie they might even end up being the perfect complement but if they both hit finding a someone to help shelter Hutson might be cheaper or easier to find than finding a elite offensive player… that why I rank Hutson ahead but too me they are pretty much tied since they will be great /valuable in totally different way.This "'high potential" is probably no higher than Matheson's (62 points), and will come with far worse defensive issues for at least a few years.
I'm ok with expecting Lane to take over the Matheson PP role before the end of Mike's contract, but to say Hutson's impact will be higher than Reinbacher's, the consensus top-rated D-man of the 2023 draft class, is an unlikely bet. Reinbacher projects as a 20++ minute guy, Hutson as a specialist needing some sheltering.
I voted Reinbacher. I am coming around that, despite his flaws, there is a real chance Hutson will be quite a special player, but I still think Reinbacher will be used more minutes and on a higher pairing, therefore being a more important player to the team. Because of this, I rank him above Hutson. It's a close one for me.
Voted for Reinbacher because he has a higher floor and a high ceiling. Hutson has the higher ceiling of the two, but Reinbacher will be doing important dirty work for the Habs for years.
Amazing to me how the upside of Hutson is very much downplayed.
Being conservative with someone like this is smart. He's got like a 9/10 on offensive ability and a grade of 6/10 on the D side.
Hutson's got two sides to the story. I don't see one Habs fan downplaying his offensive ability. What we see is how limited he can be in the D zone. It's a real dilemma and we really don't know how Hutson is going to survive in the D zone. His giveaways/60 is already high after 2 games.
I don't think calling someone the consensus top rated dman in a draft class is really worth much, considering how terrible some drafts can be for dmen (see 2015).This "'high potential" is probably no higher than Matheson's (62 points), and will come with far worse defensive issues for at least a few years.
I'm ok with expecting Lane to take over the Matheson PP role before the end of Mike's contract, but to say Hutson's impact will be higher than Reinbacher's, the consensus top-rated D-man of the 2023 draft class, is an unlikely bet. Reinbacher projects as a 20++ minute guy, Hutson as a specialist needing some sheltering.