For the 2nd round pick, Pronman has 6-foot-6 Jack Finley, C, Spokane-WHL at #67. I'll take it.
"Finley played a significant role on a top WHL team and ended up getting an invite to Canada’s U20 virtual camp this past summer. As often happens with a player who teeters on the edge of being eligible for the next draft as a September 2002 birth date, scouts were more impressed with him as the year went along. Finley’s main asset is his size, standing in at 6-foot-6, and how he uses his size to win pucks in the tough areas of the ice and to create offense in front of the net. On the power play he can set screens, but he is also good at knocking in pucks and showing above-average playmaking skill. He competes well and can kill penalties. Finley is a subpar skater, though, and I wouldn’t call him a driver of offense. He has flashes of a great puck game, but in the NHL he’s not the one you’ll want carrying it through the neutral zone."
He's one of the youngest guys in the draft and the biggest.