Since this is also about McTavish, what strikes me about him is he's not quite as much of a high involvement player as Zegras. Zegras is a guy that if he had his way he'd control the play for his entire shift. McTavish spends more time reading the situation and acts when he determines it's best to. It doesn't lend to quite as high of a superstar outlook in his game, but his execution, decision making are terrific and he's likely going to grow into a player physically stronger when possessing the puck than Zegras, so I could still see him being an 80+ point player if everything goes right.Zegras is on his way to superstardom, McTavish could be even better and Drysdale is unsung by compare.
But Zellweger might get 9, and Mintyukov is at least a year away from maybe getting his 9, neither are close to being impact players over a full season.
They were just sellers at the deadline. I kind of think they got Klingberg for a year as an additional layer of insulation for Zellweger and to an extent Drysdale.
Ducks will be better but I still don’t see them being good, they should stay the course for another year or maybe two and rely on growth.
I would like to see him get a little more of that play pushing instinct in him though.