To recap, he's good, just not seasoned at pro level yet like RHP, Ylonen, Heineman. He has not yet practiced with the team, it showed but it is not a reflection of his skills. He has great vision and anticipation but, still, he needs to learn the NHL ways and the CH system.
It's nothing about the guy, nothing about his skills, it just is a matter of learning how to do thing at THIS level. Perry was extra efficient even if slow as hell. Game savy, at nhl level, makes the difference between an ok and a great player with the same toolbox.
Oh, he'll be good, not judging on one game that's sure, but it'd be nice to consider that the 5-6 games he may play are really to allow him to undertand the aspects he will need to work on this summer. And he will, he seems to be that kind of guy, then we'll see where we stand at camp.
Experience, it matters. I was very good as a junior at my work, but i sure had to work a lot harder compared to the seniors who worked smarter.
Once a younger player learns the systems and tricks he needs not running around and becomes more than good, he becomes efficient. That's probably where players like Harris (and likely Farell) show the biggest improvement.
