I am still amazed at how an LLM helped me understand a problem space I had been trying to grasp for over 10 years. However, this is also sad, because it highlights how crucial a private tutor is for understanding concepts that aren't just a bucket of facts. A human teacher would be better in this position. Yet, it's fascinating how an LLM can describe a problem using words and concepts from entirely different domains. Why don't humans use this technique more often? I always loved teaching someone by using a metaphor that I knew would "click" in their brain, but that required at least a partial understanding of current life position and experiences of specific person.
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Cootes' defensive detail is already projectable, which is largely why he got to the NHL look to start the season. Vancouver -- perhaps more than any other franchise -- is starved for centers, and Cootes' floor is a high-energy, third-line pivot. The ceiling is a matchup second-line center with 65-point upside. He'd benefit from a full AHL season, where he can further develop both sides of his game and adjust to the speed of professional hockey.