I sometimes wonder what precious memories of deceased loved ones I've lost into nothingness in exchange for being able to name the entire roster of the 1983-84 Minnesota North Stars.
Poor old mee-maw.
I sometimes wonder what precious memories of deceased loved ones I've lost into nothingness in exchange for being able to name the entire roster of the 1983-84 Minnesota North Stars.
Edler was a better player in some of those 30 point seasons than he was in those 40 point ones, IMO. I'd consider that his peak. I was shocked that he became so air-tight defensively.in his prime he was a legit. No.2 Top pairing guy
He had those four early years that were at like a 40 point pace... would have been a longer peak but the 2012-2013 saw him play only half the year... but even years after that he was good for 30 plus points, he made good reads 5on5 and brought physicality.
Awesome player.
will D-Petey develop into something like a mini-Edler? only if we're lucky.
Edler was a better player in some of those 30 point seasons than he was in those 40 point ones, IMO. I'd consider that his peak. I was shocked that he became so air-tight defensively.
Edler-Tanev was one of the best pairings I've ever seen considering the team around them was on fire.
Best shutdown pairing in the NHL wasted on the worst team in the NHL. It was crazy.
Edler rebounding from what you accurately defined as a guy who could clear waivers to start 2014-15 to doing a complete turnaround as a #1 defenseman when he found chemistry with Tanev was crazy
my memory is foggy but i'm sure you'll remember this - was it just Tanev that made him go from sulky prime-depression Naslund vibes to stepping up as a real team leader and being the best player on the team in the late/early post Sedin years? he hated Torts, didn't thrive in the first year under Willie (the Sbieksa year), but took off after that... ?