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The Patric Hornqvist comparison is my favorite so far. KK can skate and shoot and is responsible defensively, but his hands and hockey IQ are pretty average so he'll never be a playmaker who can drive a line on his own. I call players like that plug-and-play wingers, because they pretty much fit on any line as a complimentary piece to either a good playmaker or a good two-way center. And I think that type of player is quite valuable. Since they typically don't get top PP minutes, they end up not putting up big numbers and thus getting fairly economical contracts. Kulemin was that type of player.