Here is the problem though. You guys a lot of times think every two-way player is Bergeron and every gritty player is Toews but don't give the same benefit to the offensive players. It's always ceiling for them vs. basement (or maybe first level) for the scorers. Patrice Bergeron is the greatest defensive center in the history of the NHL, to think that there will be multiples of him is wishful thinking. These two-way players that you love have just as much a chance of being anywhere from a Jarret Stoll to a Mike Richards as they do of being Bergeron.
To use Turcotte for an example, if he were to have been Richards, do you take Richards over the ceiling of Zegras, which is say a Kucherov type player? Is anyone taking prime Richards over prime Kucherov? I'm not saying either thing happen but I think with the two-way lower ceiling guys there is just the assumption that they always hit their lower ceiling, which isn't always the case. If both guys hit the lower end of their careers would you rather have Jarret Stoll or RNH?
