Over the summer, we've had fun comparing one player to the next. Seeing how closely related two players are is entertaining, if for no other reason than it improves what we know about those on the Flyers.

So after Eric found the long-lost twin of Ville Leino and my tongue-in-cheek look at a clone of Andrej Meszaros, I have another for you.

Both players are the same age, separated by less than five months, and the number in parenthesis is team rank.

We see Player A lead Player B in games played, teammates, goals and primary assists, team offense, team defense, Corsi, shooting percentage luck, and times ending the shift in the offensive zone. Player B leads in ice time per game, quality of competition, and points.

Both players ranked at the bottom of their respective team's list in nearly every category, with Player A finishing last in seven categories to Player B's finishing last in six categories. Also, anybody see the correlation between goals against and save percentage? How about Corsi and zone finishes?

Needless to say, I don't think there is much that separates these two other than the quality of their teammates. In case it isn't clear, these are defensemen we are looking at.

Player A is Niclas Wallin, still unsigned exiled to Europe. Player B is Andreas Lilja, owner of a guaranteed two-year contract. I wonder if Wallin is available for a professional try out...