Sojourn
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Even if that's the case, Fowler usually allows a lot of chances in his own zone before that happens.
Ah yes. That argument. Because Fowler is the only player on the ice, right?
I have no issue with someone voting Slavin. I think his defensive game is good enough that an argument can be made. But suggesting that all those players are better in terms of mobility and transition? You're simply wrong. Fowler is one of the best players at breaking the puck out in the entire league.