1) My evaluation of Robertson is silly - yet here is an excerpt from a Toronto based media outlet:
"Since March 2020,
Robertson has only been able to play in 33 professional games and has unfortunately caught the injury bug before. At the beginning of the 2020-21 season, he suffered a knee injury that kept him out for four weeks, when it looked like it could have been much worse.
I’m not putting the blame of these injuries purely on his size, but when you’re 5-foot-9, 165 pounds going up against 6-foot-3, 220 pound defensemen every night, you put yourself in a vulnerable position when you go into the corners.
Robertson is a very skilled player and undersized players can flourish in the modern-day NHL, but when he returns to full-health, he should try his best to be more aware on the ice. This leg injury was a little freakish, but if he was bigger and stronger, it probably wouldn’t have happened."
2) Robertson blew Dach out of the water in Junior: Fact check and....in the season prior to being drafted and his draft year Kirby Dach played 114 games and had 119 points or 1.04 ppg. In the same 2 seasons Robertson played 116 games and scored 88 points or 0.76 ppg. In their draft +1 years Kirby Dach scored 23 points in the NHL as an 18 year old. In the same season, Robertson's D+1 year, he had a great season scoring 86 points in 46 games....in the OHL. So in comparable years in the same level of competition Dach actually did better than Robertson in Junior. Tough to compare CHL and NHL stats for their D+1 year but not sure your argument stands.
3) An argument could be made that team with Debrincat probably isn't in a rush to move their only young top 6 C with size for another undersized winger and an offensive 2nd pairing LHD.
4) Not my guys - I'm not a Chicago fan.
5) I watch 200 hockey games a year - Junior, AHL, NHL, NCAA, International. I'd say I have as good of a read on those 2 as almost any "casual" fan. You respond with Leaf glasses on and instantly go into victim mode. I was pointing out that posters without your bias aren't necessarily wrong, they just see value in areas you do not, or don't see value in areas you do. Assuming someone with a difference of opinion is wrong just makes you come off as ignorant.