
I had to break off to walk my dogs, but I wanted to add that DiManno's pretty blind if she sees no promise beyond Patrick. Sure , no one else is going to
be Patrick , but we have a number of skaters coming up with their own unique set of skills and talents who definitely will be worthy representatives.
If Shawn delivers that well at world's he should have a creditable finish.
Kevin has made great strides..he just needs to keep working as he has been, and maybe involve a sports psychologist as well. ( I just feel there may be a weakness in JM's coaching that leaves her skaters vulnerable on the mental / emotional front..)
There's a lot of excellence in Joey's skating..I don't know how far he can progress with his jumps..but I certainly wouldn't write him off after he's just made enough progress to win a national medal.
Elladj seems to be on his way back ( my goodness, his jumps can be beautiful)..he's musical and I don't think we've had a skater who can command the ice while making such a warm connection with the audience since Kurt.
Liam made a great transition. He's musical in a different way than Elladj...his jumps were fine and I love his feet..
Jeremy is injured but he had great programs this year,and once healed and jumping , is a very expressive skater..
Ian Martinez was skating injured , so this competition was not really representative of his abilities.
Ronald Lam showed a lot of potential...just needs to keep going and maybe an upgrade to his programs and costumes.
Makes you wonder what the woman was smoking...
Edit : Oops! I forgot Rogozine..but I just forgot him while typing.. I didn't disregard him..

..He has a lot of promise..just needs to project more character. A good choreographer can start that process, no question.