Harris: I've never seen more than a 5D there. He's pretty steady already, but he just doesn't have the tools to be a proper role player on a hockey team. He's good but he's just there. A player that doesn't hurt you. Don't know what his ceiling can be, but I don't see it higher than 5 on a good team.
Dach: Looks good when he plays but I'm concerned about his shot and the fact that he often can't convert his plays into success. He's playing with Monahab and Dads. Maybe they need to replace Dads on that line or something. However, the good thing is that he makes plays unlike:
Slaf: The issues he's having are issues I've had with his game all along, which is that his stick is often where the play goes to die. It's an IQ issue. He has skill. He has size. He can make the occasional exploitational play using those things but, for now, he looks lost out there.
I'm also not sure that the idea they supposedly have of turning him into a north-south player that crashes the net is a good one. That's a square peg in a round hole scenario.
Guhle: No complaints. He's pretty much penciled in as a number 2, barring catastrophe.
Xhekaj: Makes some mistakes, but I don't care.
I'm a bit bothered that the team as a whole isn't succeeding a little more offensively in an alleged offensive system. I think they might need to make some adjustments somewhere because some things really aren't working
