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There's the star studded defender we have come to know and hear about. Guy looks ridiculous. That rush and move on Shattenkirk was remarkable.
Unfortunately, missed the game, but I was shocked at how Mike Johnson the night before was blown away at the transformation, saying he saw more in that first period against Florida than practically his whole season. Injuries have given him a golden opportunity
Brannstrom showing comfort on the right side is a huge blessing for the team as it won't force us to keep our two best prospects on the left side
The issue might be Smith agreeing to play him on the right side
Listening to 1200 for a bit this morning and Brannstrom was being duscussed. Seems Brannstrom prefers to play right which is his off side. Seems Smith believes that D men belong on their strong side because they can make stronger plays with the puck.
there are two sides to every argument and in this instance Smith seems to be forcing Brannstrom to play what Brannstrom considers he weak side. Something has to give here
Babcock philosophy. It’s stubborn and sometimes really dumb.I hope the issue gets forced
chabot wolanin and brannstrom on the same side is a nice depth wise but I rather they be on two pairings instead of three
That’s 3 or 4 years away.I’ve always targeted Wolanin as the puck mover to flip for someone with more size to round out TC, EB, LT, JBD etc...
Listening to 1200 for a bit this morning and Brannstrom was being duscussed. Seems Brannstrom prefers to play right which is his off side. Seems Smith believes that D men belong on their strong side because they can make stronger plays with the puck.
there are two sides to every argument and in this instance Smith seems to be forcing Brannstrom to play what Brannstrom considers he weak side. Something has to give here
Chabot will be up to 42minutes a night.Buckle up that could be next year!
haha thanks i got a good laugh from that.Chabot will be up to 42minutes a night.
He hasn't always played on the right side though. He's played a mix over his career and is comfortable playing either side, or at least that's how he characterized it earlier in the year when asked.If he has always played the right side and actually performs better on the right side isn't it a no brainer to stop playing him on the left side?
Either play him on the right side in the NHL or keep him in Belleville.
Enough of this old-school stubborn coaching.
That is really interesting but it makes more sense. Thank you for the clarification.He hasn't always played on the right side though. He's played a mix over his career and is comfortable playing either side, or at least that's how he characterized it earlier in the year when asked.
I think he mentioned he prefers the right side in the OZ, which sort of implies he prefers the left side in the DZ because otherwise he'd just say he prefers playing the right side.