From what I have seen of Little, one of his strengths is that despite not being very big, he has good core strength and is a gritty guy who will win battles and go to the dirty areas. Hamill doesn't have that element to his game. He is weak on the puck and purely a perimiter player. His skating is good, but not great. He needs to improve his leg strength and quickness, and I am not sure his speed and acceleration are what they need to be in order for him to make an impact offensively as an off the rush offensive player, which I think is what he has to be at the NHL level with his style. That said, he is a VERY skilled player with excellent vision and thrilling creativity, so I find it hard to believe he will drop out of the top 20 in this draft year. The obvious basic comparison to Little is a higher offensive ceiling player but also much riskier with a higher bust potential. If he can add strength, especially to his legs (he still looks really lanky to me), he certainly has the skill and vision to be a top 6 player.