Follow the conversation above. In a logical way, that is.
In response to 1, which was a general comment describing Swiss hockey producing high level young players (he was NOT talking specifically about Rossi), I replied (2) that in 20 years (1997-2017) of really prioritizing the youth movement in Switzerland, the system already produced a first overall draft pick. As in getting that first overall was a done thing. Now, who else but Hischier has been a Swiss first overall pick?
I even added further on the same wavelength with statement 3 ("Switzerland's youth movement is firing on all cylinders").
How all this somehow managed to escape your thought process and instead made you come to the conclusion that this was me talking about a specific player + forecasting his future, beats me. And it also beats two other posters who also told you that you were completely wrong in your interpretation (they got it right!).
I understand misunderstanding completely something: it happens to everyone, sometimes. I also understand misunderstanding something THAT EVIDENT too, because again we're human beings and therefore prone to mistakes. What I don't understand is somehow try to defend it further. Just say "my bad" and move on.
