Wayne Simmonds: What Does He Offer in 2020?

CambieKev

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Examining if Wayne Simmonds Would Help the Vancouver Canucks

This article analyzes footage of Wayne Simmonds and his performance on January 16, 2020, against the Washington Capitals. You can find a nine-minute reel of his shifts here.

Vancouver Canucks fans have been anxious since news broke on February 6, 2020, about their apparent interest in the acquisition of New Jersey Devils winger Wayne Simmonds via a trade. 6’2’’ Simmonds, once a renowned power forward with the Philadephia Flyers, has struggled mightily with the bottom-dwelling Devils this season.

As of this article’s publication, he has tallied only seven goals and twenty-three total points in fifty-seven games.

Analysts have debated the benefits of bringing Simmonds to Vancouver. Other teams may have made calls to New Jersey as well. Here is an opportunity to see for yourselves whether Wayne Simmonds would be a valuable addition to your team.

A full written scouting report is available in the article.

Enjoy the video!
 

Pitaya

Prince of the Alps, Nico Hischier
Dec 14, 2019
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Hes real bad nowadays.

Lets just say the amount of times Wayne has missed a tap-in or easy goal this year is astronomical. And thats saying a lot for a guy who just 3-4 years ago was the games best net front presence

Honestly, Simmonds is single-handidly responsible for a solid 12-15 missed goals - most being passes from rookie Jack Hughes or missed rebounds on the PP
 

GlitchMarner

Typical malevolent, devious & vile Maple Leafs fan
Jul 21, 2017
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Yeah, he's not any good. I thought so before NJ signed him.


To be honest, I found him overrated even when he was good. He was scrappy and a great net front presence who could pot a bunch of greasy goals, but some acted like he was a modern Cam Neely.
 
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