what Errettung said, but if you're asking about how it works whether he gets to choose? Well it'll only come up if both teams offer him a spot. Then he'll pick. If only Canada says come up and try out, he'll do that, and if the US does, then he'll do that.
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what Errettung said, but if you're asking about how it works whether he gets to choose? Well it'll only come up if both teams offer him a spot. Then he'll pick. If only Canada says come up and try out, he'll do that, and if the US does, then he'll do that.
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Ah, okay. That makes sense. The poster I was quoting didn't say IIHF rules, he said 'the way it works in the US', which I took to mean the U.S. government (which obviously allows dual citizenship until any age). My mistake.
He also cheers for Canada. I'm sure Marty will let him choose what is best for him without interfering.
Oh yeah that's what I was thinking. I guess he's a fan of Team Canada since he's used to his dad in a maple leaf.
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Anothny Brodeur
I know it's still very early and even esspecially early because he's a goalie, but does anyone know how good he is? Is he even as close as good to his dad (stupid question). I also don't know much about him except he played on a great Shattuck team this year with Mackinnon and Cammararta.
I know it's still very early and even esspecially early because he's a goalie, but does anyone know how good he is? Is he even as close as good to his dad (stupid question). I also don't know much about him except he played on a great Shattuck team this year with Mackinnon and Cammararta.
Brodeur's Son.
Hello, i was having a conversation with my friend and we started talking about goalies and my friend tells me that Martin Brodeur has a son that is playing hockey and he is a goalie too.
If someone could inform who he plays for? Also what year can he be drafted if at all?
Thank you, Ovechniak
Hello, i was having a conversation with my friend and we started talking about goalies and my friend tells me that Martin Brodeur has a son that is playing hockey and he is a goalie too.
If someone could inform who he plays for? Also what year can he be drafted if at all?
Thank you, Ovechniak
What is up with the LOL part?
Anyways, I wonder if he's grown, he was last listed at 5'9"...he needs to get to at least 5'11"ish at LEASt, hopefully he gets to around 6'-6'1"...
Nik Lidstrom's son plays as well, I think he's eligible for 2013 as well.
Well, don't really want this to be a thread about Marty but let's just say that a young goalie wouldn't get very far playing that style nowadays.
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Is that what you would call Martin Brodeur's style? If it is indeed his style you characterize as "butterfly", then yes, that's what I meant.
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They're still, what, 16, maybe 17? No guarantee either is good enough to be drafted. Although sounds like Brodeur's son plays pretty well and he's got the name to give him a boost if nothing else seperates him from some other prospects. Lidstrom's son I'm guessing must be pretty decent because he's playing from some elite hockey school in Sweden. However, theres hundreds of other kids playing out of that plus kids from all over who are draft eligable, so he might not be drafted.
No, I meant Brodeur's style. Fleury resembles Sidney Crosby more than he does Brodeur.
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Anthony Brodeur plays butterfly.
Marty's style is not one that can be easily taught.. not even to his own son.
Marty's style is not one that can be easily taught.. not even to his own son.
ScottyK
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