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Hope you guys don’t mind me jumping on the Boston band wagon for the playoffs(hurts me as a yankee fan), but ducks suck and not making it and I’m excited to see lindholm get an opportunity with a good club.
As for his stats from the last couple years I’d prob throw them out the window and judge his play by the next 20 games…. He’s a min eater, that can play in all scenarios(tho doesn’t excel at powerplay)…. He’s good at using his skating/stick and angles vs quick players, but has great size to win battles against big players along the boards and in front of the net.
Very smart player… type of guy you want out on the pk and when holding the lead. He’s not flashy… very meat and potatoes style game that the coaching staff will love. He’s very competitive and hates losing or giving up goals when he is on the ice. He can really be used with mcavoy or Carlo but I imagine based on his past success him and Carlo might bring out the best in each other. He is a conditioning machine, and really puts a strong focus on his conditioning / off season / off day routines.
I think he is a terrific add for your back end and at 6.5 prob going to be a steal for next 5 years, I wouldn’t read too far into his injuries as they were more fluke than repetitive.
Anyway good luck in postseason, I’ll likely be watchjng and cheering and partaking in the gdts
To me this is equivalent to Tampa getting mcdonagh a few years ago (granted no miller here)
As for his stats from the last couple years I’d prob throw them out the window and judge his play by the next 20 games…. He’s a min eater, that can play in all scenarios(tho doesn’t excel at powerplay)…. He’s good at using his skating/stick and angles vs quick players, but has great size to win battles against big players along the boards and in front of the net.
Very smart player… type of guy you want out on the pk and when holding the lead. He’s not flashy… very meat and potatoes style game that the coaching staff will love. He’s very competitive and hates losing or giving up goals when he is on the ice. He can really be used with mcavoy or Carlo but I imagine based on his past success him and Carlo might bring out the best in each other. He is a conditioning machine, and really puts a strong focus on his conditioning / off season / off day routines.
I think he is a terrific add for your back end and at 6.5 prob going to be a steal for next 5 years, I wouldn’t read too far into his injuries as they were more fluke than repetitive.
Anyway good luck in postseason, I’ll likely be watchjng and cheering and partaking in the gdts
To me this is equivalent to Tampa getting mcdonagh a few years ago (granted no miller here)
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