Quoting: RedWing9119
Hmmm. I'm wrong. I could A=Admit it and move on with my life or B=post something nonsensical and insulting to change the subject. Good call!
Both Zohorna (6'6 230lbs) & Soderblom (6'8 250lbs) are Big Guys with Soft Hands:
Zohorna: It's clear in watching him during the 10-minute skate what the attraction is. The size, certainly, is the first thing you notice. But it quickly becomes apparent how well he moves for a big man. His quickness, edge work and 0-60 is as good as anyone on the ice. He also has incredibly soft hands, a great release, and seems to thrive in the tight areas, evading checks and using his vision to spot the open man. Source: https://www.nhl.com/flames/news/its-a-great-opportunity/c-336093782
Soderblom: "He’s more of a stickhandler than a forward that will crash the net and throw big hits, Future Considerations 2019" "Söderblom owns great hands for his size and likes to take the puck to the net, Mikael Ström 2018" Source: https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/350706/elmer-soderblom
Zohorna has better skill ratings too: https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/190526/radim-zohorna
Sound pretty similar to me, except one = Zohorna has played and scored in a Regular AHL & NHL Season Game, the other has not. Soderblom's value is higher because of his age & promise, but at the end of the day, he's currently still an unproven prospect.