Yeah I feel like in previous years, teams didn't have a good attack option against the Demelo Morrissey pair but with Demelo seemingly infected with the yips this season they're taking advantage of it.I didn't read that.
But speaking of the Four Nations, Parayko is maybe the guy that Josh get paired up with.
Last night's game one of the things I noticed is how much Josh Morrissey is not the one being attacked on defense, pucks are going deep on De Melo's side.
If you compare Josh Morrissey to the high regards of Scott Niedrmayer, one of the reasons Niedermayer was so effective is he always had a defenseman whose side you didn't want to go down, that allowed him to be more active defenseively/offensively.
Do the Jets needs a guy like Parayko who could offset Morrissey? I know they haven't played a game at the Four Nations yet, but I guess the question is if Josh makes an even greater impression there is Chevy's priority that kind of player?
In my opinion Fleury and De Melo would be a more ideal 3rd pairing than what the Jets are using now.
I wonder how a Fleury Morrissey pair would fare? I know it's wild to think a depth acquisition could go from a healthy scratch to first pair, but Fleury has been handling second pair minutes well, and Demelo wasn't exactly a top pair pedigree before he was matched with Morrissey