GCK
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- Oct 15, 2018
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Hard to play against is forwards who track back well and D that don’t give you the middle of the ice. It’s being big, fast and committed."Hard to play against" to these guys means physicality and intensity, overall effectiveness be damned.
If you asked these guys they'd honestly tell you a D like Erik Gudbranson is harder to play against than Dylan DeMelo, even though the latter is far more effective at defending and if you asked who NHL forwards would prefer to be matched up against, it'd undoubtedly be the former.
Dinosaurs.