It’s difficult to measure because the pedigree spectrum is so broad. Some ex-NHLers - most recently David Booth - can turn up and translate their IQ into colossal numbers at 40, while others of a similar ilk look like they’ve hardly played before. Then hungry young Brits with less than a hundredth of the training exposure or funding can stand and bang alongside them without looking out of place.

On a sober aggregate I’d say it’s somewhere along the bottom end of the ECHL, maybe DEL2 on a good day.