Adam wrote on Mon, 21 March 2022 14:52

Quote: Mark Spector🇨🇦🇺🇦 @SportsnetSpec Here is a string on Derick Brassard’s recent scouting report, from The Pro Hockey Group. 10 game segment leading into deadline: 2g-3a. Ice time at ES has ranged between 10:38 - 15:18 PP TOI - 1:00 - 3:37 His pace / compete ranges: Good nights are productive BUT … off the puck his effort leaves much to be desired at times He thinks the game offensively and might be slotted as a PP specialist 2/3 He does have protection at the top of the lineup in Edmonton, but expect highs and lows from this player He won’t PK Depth addition This is exact opposite of what several others are saying of course: Quote: Sid @NHL_Sid · 1h Derick Brassard, traded to Edmonton, is a good defensively-inclined, bottom-six forward, with decent finishing. He isn't a strong offensive play-driver, as he doesn't generate a lot of rush offence. He's also a poor forechecker, but he is an above-average passer. Solid add. Gee, I wonder who's more likely wrong?

haha, what? Brassard is a defensive dynamo now? Thought he issue his whole career was he was all offense and no defense. High physicality too?? Neo been training hard. 1 year with Trotz can just change a man.

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