There have been rumors swirling around this week about
Grigorenko not really being 18 years old, but actually being
20.   That being said, if this causes him to fall in the draft
and he's available at #24, should the Bruins take a chance on
him?  If he truly is 20 years old, it could mean he's almost
reached his potential, and who knows what his ceiling will be at
the NHL level.  Not to mention the Russian risk.. 