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The Zermanator

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They both have 14 even strength point. If you watched the game last night, Ed should have had two primary assists if the forwards could bury his set-ups. Don't get me wrong, Seider is great. Edvinsson's offensive curve is a little steeper.
This problem applies to Seider just as much.
 
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Seider is not as dynamic with the puck as Edvinsson. It will be interesting to see if their roles will change with a new coach, but Seider has regressed this year regarding his offensive play. Edvinsson's stick handling and ability to carry the puck has surpassed Seider this year.
I don't disagree per say, but I do think Lalonde was coaching the creativity out of Seider. My hopes are that we are going to see more growth there with Mcllelan
 

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I don't disagree per say, but I do think Lalonde was coaching the creativity out of Seider. My hopes are that we are going to see more growth there with Mcllelan
I've criticised Lalonde a lot, but I think he didn't take any creativity from Seider, I believe Yzerman and Lalonde wanted Seider to learn to play the game the right way, so it was more focus on defence.
Edvidson on the other hand is kid go out there and have fun. But this will change. Edvidson will have to focus on his defence very soon.


However, this topic is about ASP and I believe the kid has 7 points in 3 games.
 
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I don't disagree per say, but I do think Lalonde was coaching the creativity out of Seider. My hopes are that we are going to see more growth there with Mcllelan

I think both are dynamic but in different ways. Seider likes to skate with the puck, jump into odd man rushes, and is fantastic at keeping pucks in at the blueline. His passing is good but I wouldn't call it elite. Ed has the best outlet pass this team has seen since Lids retired. Look no further than the breakout to Kasper for the breakaway last night. He is great about finding seams both for passes and getting shots on net. He will jump into the play and rush up ice but I feel like he excels even more when it comes to fading down lone once the zone is established.

If Seider can ever get a true stay at home partner I think his offensive game will pop off a bit more, because it will allow him to rush/carry the puck. Eds offensive game will allow for more secondary points 5 on 5 and I think he'll eventually end up on the PP as well.

I wouldn't mind trying the two together on one unit because I feel like Ed plays more like a typical PPQB and Seider more like a rover. Right now Seider is in that QB role, but I don't think it necessarily suites him.
 
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