ManofSteel55
Registered User
Well, he has shut down McDavid in 2 games, but didn't for multiple seasons. I think there is more to this scenario than you are suggesting. The Leafs played very good team defense the last two games. That is systems based primarily. The player has to be good enough to follow the system. And Brodie is, but that doesn't make him this premier #1 defenseman like some are suggesting.A defensemen who's capable of shutting McDavid down in back to back games with fantastic puck moving abilities or a glorified rover who's a net negative on the ice?
What a hard choice.