jaster
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But again that's talking about even strength. It's a completely different ball game. The PK is almost completely based on structure. I have to believe that Tootoo, as a sane human being, has the ability to know and adjust his game for that type of structure.
I wasn't talking about even strength. I was talking about being able to think a defensive game in general, covering all situations, including the PK.
It's true that it's easier to be an effective PKer than a defensive whiz at even strength, but there's still some requisite ability there. And I don't see it in Tootoo. PKing isn't especially hard, but it's not so easy that 100% of NHLers can be effective at it, especially the ones who focus so hard on other aspects.... aspects that, in order to be good at, one has to sacrifice defensive responsibility.