rt said:
Very interesting to compare the two. Stoa has way better hands and vision, much more skilled than Skille. Skille is more up and down the wing only, making himself look way more effective than actual. Many of his goals are from great setups, almost layups. He is strong, but doesn't really hit. He can overpower a weak d man as he did against the Swedes. Stoa, on the other hand is highly skilled and big, but doesn't play big. He never gets hit and is good down low but doesn't hit anyone, therefore it is hard to tell how tough he is. I can assure you he can take it, it's just not in his nature to look for the hit. His production would be higher if he were on the US team first unit with Johnson, Kessel, Skille Mueller etc. Long term, skill it's Stoa, Skille will be a 3-4th line checker. Actually, the best of the forwards is Mueller, his draft is next year. I am telling you now he will be a longer pro than Kessel! You heard it here. This forward has it all, skill, size and can be tough. I predict he will NOT go to Minnesota, rather the WHL.
