If ya'll don't mind, let me tell you my favorite Baumgartner story. I am the above AutHockeyTX, so I know the Austrian draftees, and the other prospects.
It was like February 2019? Maybe January. Some time around then I think. And Baumi was getting hints of ice time with the Davos senior men's team but it was like 8-9 minutes a game or something. And I was texting with him and we were talking about the season. I'm paraphrasing because this conversation was almost 2 years, and a couple phone ago. And at some point I said something to the effect of "Coach should really be giving you more ice time, you deserve it." And he said something to the effect of "I'm content with the ice time I'm getting." And it wasn't a passive contentedness. It wasn't a laziness or ease of satisfaction. I suggested next "maybe coach will give you some PP time before the season ends." And he said that he was just focused on developing his game. By the end of the season, in the relegation round, he did break out. He did get his ice time, he did get his PP time.
I really loved that, because most players will very proactively complain about how much ice time their coaches give them or the types of usages their coaches allocate them. But Baumi just takes whatever you give him and turns it to gold. His whole career has been turning lemons into lemonade. He went to a Swiss junior program where he definitely given the appropriate training, but there was a kid who the club felt could be a top prospect and so he was definitely overshadowed as far as ice time and line assignments. And he didn't come from Austrian hockey nobility, although he had a few people who advocated for him like Marco Rossi's dad (who always insisted that one day he would play in the NHL), he didn't get a lot of the opportunities early on that other kids got. He moved from Vienna to Davos as a very young kid and just worked his way up. Through U17s, through juniors, then into the NL. I'm extremely happy for him today. I think you all have landed a really good player.