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Hey! Hey, everybody, how you doing? Well, that's good. Welcome to PHLY Flyers. My name is Bill Mats. I'm your director of Funning Games for the afternoon. Joining me virtually from the PHLY Studios. It is the one and only Charlie O'Connor. How's Philadelphia's

number one beat reporter doing today, Chuck? Doing okay, William. Doing okay. We started yesterday's

top 20 prospect breakdown discussing all the defensemen, seven defensemen and all defensemen and

goaltenders made the list. That leaves us 13 spots

for forwards. And if you've followed the show for any time at all, you know, there's zero chance we

get through all 13 forwards today. So we're going to start from the bottom, cover a couple of guys we covered on

Wednesday, work our way up. I'm hoping to make it all the way to Elliot De Noier today.

That is my goal, Charlie. If we get past De Noier, it means we're doing a hell of a job.

But we have to go back to your 20th ranked prospect, the Flyers' first second round pick of this

past draft, number 51 overall, I believe.

Jack Berglund, because he's, his story, honestly, is somewhat ridiculous.

You started to tell us about his skate issue on a Wednesday,

I believe, Charlie. But in this conversation, you add with Brent Flair. And if you haven't read

either of the articles with Charlie's Brent Flair interview, go to all phly.com, sign up to be a diehard.

It's worth the price of admission right there. But Charlie, Jack Berglan,

he's been wearing the wrong size skates. How does this happen?

It's a really good question. And I do not know. All I know is that I brought up in the

interview the fact that I was, I would say dismayed at development camp with how poorly Jack

Berglins skated, how slow he was, especially in comparison to other guys who I came in with

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