Stephen
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- Feb 28, 2002
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Especially in his own end, he has a tendency to try these cute moves that he's probably going to have to cut out fast. Other than that, I do think you want to see him bring in as much of his transition game as possible as it's one of the things he's best at. The thing that sets Knies apart from most prospects is he has many different ways to play to be effective. Unlike a Robertson or a Sandin, you can feel comfortable plugging him into the bottom of your lineup and telling him to play a safe and physical game and know that you're still playing him to his strengths
I feel comfortable with Knies that as he’s translating his college game to pros he still has the physical makeup to do a lot of other tasks. Not so with Sandin and Robertson. Not worried about this kid but obviously there will be growing pains.