Given his birthdate and the position I do t think it would be the end of the world if it took two good years of development and he gets worked into the lineup in his third. Yes I’d be concerned about his potential if that’s the case but I think he’s a little different that he is only 17 now and has limited playing time during COVID .
Just because he is bigger doesn’t mean better. Luke is much more raw than Quinn was.
Basically my thoughts. I do think it’s highly likely that he’ll be good to go after 2 NCAA years, but time will tell.
Their dad has stated Luke is better than Quinn was at this age.
Defensively Luke is better and thats the biggest concern for a defenseman coming up
Could be. Also could be true. Considering how much bigger Luke is it wouldn’t surprise me.
Or he’s just trying to build up the hype. What better way to get people excited about your son going into his draft year than by saying that he’s better than his older brother who’s already seen as an NHL star was at the same age. That’s what I would do
Quinn is actually the one who brought it up, but again, could be the same thing. Still exciting to hear.
Is to be expected imo for a guy who has been injured and hasn't played in months (probably rusty). From what I take here, he didn't have terrible games, and the fact he's considered as the top group of players there at his age is a good sign.
Excellent point! Which will make it even more impressive if he performs at a high level this season at the WJC.
I don't know but I have to assume he was the youngest player on the ice for team USA.
Logan Cooley would’ve been the youngest. 2022 eligible, but then it was Luke I believe.
