He was basically playing 3rd line minutes in Boston mostly. 50 point center is probably his upside. Backup for MacKinnon not succeeding at center, or ELITE #3C.
Don't watch much Boston hockey. Is he good defensively? That's what I'm most worried about with losing O'Reilly
he got 2nd most avg ES ice time last season and 5th most pp time among bruins Fs. and form latter one was spooner who played 1/3 of the season.
Don't watch much Boston hockey. Is he good defensively? That's what I'm most worried about with losing O'Reilly
Anything over $4.5 and I'll be upset.
I really liked him. He protects the puck well, soft hands and is a big boy. He's also a pretty patient guy with the puck.
You'll like him, I guarantee it.
Why is it in red?
I think he is best suited on a 3rd line playing against weaker opposition. That's when he is the most effective and produce the best. Didn't really work out whenever Boston tested him on a 2nd line.
He is legally blind on his left eye btw. Hence the nickname, the one eyed swede. Probably a story that Chambers will sniff up in a few years and write a blog about thinking no one knows this.
So are we talking a smarter, better version of John Mitchell here?
So are we talking a smarter, better version of John Mitchell here?
Krejci was hurt for a good part of last season where Soderberg was the #2 at that point. When Krejci and Bergeron were in the lineup, Soderberg was a clear #3 there.
Most likely from the Bruins' forum and what posters there are saying about him if I was to guess
Half blind? That's not good...
Half blind? That's not good...
he got more ice time than bergeron 5on5 (LOL julien). bruins rolled their lines pretty evenly.