jkutswings
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Getting it to work is probably tougher than it looks.
You make it sound like a snap.
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You make it sound like a snap.
Oddbob
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I like how people just assume this, despite Seider having 52 pts as a rookie and looking quite good on pp1, and last year he had 42 pts with limited pp1 time. Seider has untapped offence in my opinion. ASP has to worry about his defence first to have a shot at being an NHL player.
ItWasJustified
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I know. I was making a point about Skellefteå's development system and the fact that they give young players chances.
ASP just scored again. 3-3 in 8 games (2 periods still to go today).
ShanahanMan
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ASP is absolutely trash are you kidding? He just rides the Powerplay all game every game. We have zero good prospects
He also only played 22 minutes today. Should have been 25 minimum!
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Henkka
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They will hoard juniors from nearby areas from small towns. Norway is a bit far away but does not make any difference. It's just good scouting on that level to find great talents.
It's a good and clear junior path.
Nut Upstrom
You dirty dog!
Yes, ASP's likely place on the pp a couple years down the road totally justifies Seider, in the here and now, taking a back seat to a third pair scrub because he was once part of a successful pp several years ago in Chicago.
Thats probably the coaching staff's reasoning also.
