And I’m not taking shots…just pointing out that some players have things to work on. The d side of the puck doesn’t come natural to some very offensive forwards. They’ve been allowed to play a certain way for a long time. That’s what makes guys like Celebrini so over the top special.
As for Simpson, he’s always been so gifted offensively. Consistency has been an issue and so has his D play. Clearly the consistent offense has been there this year. Great O production. My point was that he doesn’t come across as a great D side player at the ushl level. College is even harder, so the offensive has to be there if he’ll have any significant role.