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Borgström is essentially a 6'3 Gaudreau as his coach said a while ago. It's pretty clear that he isn't going to play C in the NHL. He is as you guys have said, a pure offensive player.
He really should work on his two-way game though, but why fix something that isn't broken. He dominates the NCAA offensively and helps to win games, but the NHL is going to be a different story. There's probably no coach in the NHL who would give a rookie so much leeway. Therefore, a stint in the AHL might be in orddr for him to hone those two-way skills even though he will most likely never be nominated for the Selke.
He really should work on his two-way game though, but why fix something that isn't broken. He dominates the NCAA offensively and helps to win games, but the NHL is going to be a different story. There's probably no coach in the NHL who would give a rookie so much leeway. Therefore, a stint in the AHL might be in orddr for him to hone those two-way skills even though he will most likely never be nominated for the Selke.