Bjornar Moxnes
Stem Rødt og Felix Unger Sörum
I see a lot of people say Brodie is simply a 3-4 Dman and nothing special. Yet Brodie plays extremely tough minutes often, and without Giordano is using babysitting defenseman that aren't even NHL caliber. All while sporting the 9th best zone adjusted 5 on 5 CA60RelTM from 2013-2017 (2013-2014 season counts only, not the lockout).
His CF60RelTM is not very good and his team mates produce more CF60 when he's not on the ice, but still his overall CF%RelTM and especially his CA60 relativism are all excellent. Brodie's 40th out of 180+ defenseman in the league out of every Dman who played at least 2,000 minutes since 2013-2017 in zone adjusted 5 on 5 scoring so it's not like he's not producing either. Brodie generally speaking has the best high danger prevention on his own team and his relative high danger prevention per 60 is among the best in the league on a team that gives up a lot of high danger chances overall.
So why do a lot of people consider him as just some 3-4 D that was entirely carried by Giordano? Brodie made Giordano as good as Giordano made him good.
His CF60RelTM is not very good and his team mates produce more CF60 when he's not on the ice, but still his overall CF%RelTM and especially his CA60 relativism are all excellent. Brodie's 40th out of 180+ defenseman in the league out of every Dman who played at least 2,000 minutes since 2013-2017 in zone adjusted 5 on 5 scoring so it's not like he's not producing either. Brodie generally speaking has the best high danger prevention on his own team and his relative high danger prevention per 60 is among the best in the league on a team that gives up a lot of high danger chances overall.
So why do a lot of people consider him as just some 3-4 D that was entirely carried by Giordano? Brodie made Giordano as good as Giordano made him good.