« Entre Fantilli et Hutson, appelez-moi fou, mais je pense que Hutson a un plafond plus élevé et j’ai vu Fantilli ici » – Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre
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« Entre Fantilli et Hutson, appelez-moi fou, mais je pense que Hutson a un plafond plus élevé et j’ai vu Fantilli ici » – Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre
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Source: [https://x.com/BPMSportsRadio/status/1828906776458346546](https://x.com/BPMSportsRadio/status/1828906776458346546)
Why are we comparing Fantilli and Hutson here?
Des pommes pi des oranges
Fantilli reminds me of Rick Nash.
I don’t get what anyone has to gain with a take like this. I’m baffled.
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« Habs commentator thinks habs prospect is better than the other team prospect »
Like are we seriously posting this kind of shit really?
That’s a wild take
Adam fantilli is an average hockey IQ away from being a future top 10 player, he has everything else
Yeah, no. Love Hutson and really believe in him, but Fantilli has the higher ceiling in terms of overall impact. For his sake, I hope Columbus gets their mess sorted and really focuses on building a young core like with the Habs.
I love Hutson but all of us would take Fantilli over him at this point
« Call me crazy but I think the prospect for the Montréal Canadiens has the higher ceiling »
– guy with the absolute most Frenchingly French name in history
On a completely unrelated note, this trend of typing out everything people say on a video is so, I dunno, off putting. I mean if you like it great, but why? What is it in service of?
If Hutson was 6 foot tall and skated like Makar I’d be like « yup » but no. He has a lot of work ahead of him and Fantilli has a large tools advantage.
It’s a funny comparison because they’re both so dissimilar. Fantilli has a sort of reckless, impatient streak that reminds me of the early Taylor Hall. Hutson is basically the opposite, where he’ll just outwait anyone and dare them to come take the puck away from him.