RempireStateBuilding
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If Laf is struggling playing a simple game on the third line and I don't think putting him on PP1 right now is going to help. You don't need to play with great players or get tons of ice time to make an impact on the game. He needs to drive to the net, get to the dirty areas a bit more, and just think the game a few seconds quicker. The place to do that isn't on the PP, but that's just my opinion.
Playing on the PP might give him a little kickstart (extra space to work with, one less attacking player to worry about so he has some extra time to process things) if he's able to contribute a couple points and play a part in scoring plays. Maybe, maybe not, but like I said Quinn has juggled everything else, I don't see the harm in giving a player that has been touted like Laf a shot on PP1 when our PP is barely hitting at all with our big guns.