ChiHawks10
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It's obvious that you don't know what constitutes a balanced line, or lines. You like to compare arguably the best line in hockey to Hawks number one line, fine, the Colorado 1st line is excellent .... don't look now but it is Landeskog who is the guy who makes it all work playing with two of the top offensive players in hockey.
Not to mention, that line probably won't be together this season, so it's a silly comparison, anyways. Bednar likely splits them up to balance his lines more, and provide more production from multiple lines, similar to how the Hawks have always done it...
One line teams do not go far in the playoffs. We should know. This team dealt with it after every Cup win with the cap purges, and for a couple years since the 15 Cup, especially, where we got bounced in the first round by both St. Louis, and Nashville. Both of those losses, IMO, were due to being a one-line team. There was no depth beyond the first line. Now there's a lot more than there has been in a while. So I'm excited to see what they can do.
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