Cubebrick
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- Mar 5, 2014
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Honestly while I think Levshunov has the highest offensive upside of the lot. Reinbacher is the best of the bunch (early tho), followed by Dickinson. With the left shot being the separator
I second the Reinbacher/Dickinson point. Dickinson's game looks "boring" on the surface as opposed to guys like Levshunov but his game is mature and he brings attention to details. There is no glaring weakness in his game. Also, kid has one hell of a piss missile.
Levshunov has high highs and low lows. He's still raw overall and likely won't ever be a rock defensively (though we never know). As of right now I put him in the same mold as Sergachev, where his puck moving ability and shot will fill a big role in a top 3/4 but won't be the dman you want to rely on in critical situations.
OT but I have a soft spot for Yakemchuk. Pretty much has all the attributes you're looking for in a dman, he can do it all and looks like a pain in the ass to play against. His game isn't perfect, as he sometimes takes questionable decisions but I think part of this comes from playing on a trash Hitmen team. Imo, he's what happens if the Tkachuk bros were dmen.