Right, but even on the Monarch's looks like Vey's faceoffs wasn't that great, and just looking at a few game stats he didn't take many faceoffs either.Island Nucklehead wrote:I know that he's very good at faceoffs in junior, but again I prefer to temper my expectations for his rookie season. Centre at the NHL-level might be the hardest position to master, at least positionally. He strikes me as the type that would be good on the wing to start, maybe taking his strong-side faceoffs. He's certainly a bigger frame than Vey, so should be better along the wall.SKYO wrote:If that's the case I want Horvat to go all out and make the team then with Vey on his wing.
Horvat is much better at faceoffs.
About BoHo, another two-way center I'd compare him to, just based solely on a strong two-way game is Philly's Sean Couturier, they threw him in at 18! and he was alright on their 3rd line, they put him with Talbot and Simmonds.
So I can see C/W Vey put with Horvat on a line with some added size/grit in Kassian with them, that should be a solid line while learning fast if they are put together for the majority of a full season.