Yabob
Registered User
What happens when an NHL lock, toted for his maturity and pro experience, averages under 10 minutes for Linkoping, which is 5 minutes less than last season and 1.5 minutes less than his draft year, and gets sent down to the junior league? How do we spin that as a positive?
TOI can be deceiving. Last season the team hade plenty of injuries on their best d-men, so the rest of them (Ginning included) got more TOI than they really should have had based on their skills.
For this season they also have a new GM and a new head coach, both of which are a lot more demanding than to old ones. The players that perform best will get the most TOI now (which wasn't always true in the past).