last_sd
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- Jun 9, 2007
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I'm not enjoying the idea that Quincey and DeKeyser are a locked in stone pairing. Ugh. Quincey was a band-aid signing after Holland struck out on like 6 other guys this off-season. Why is he locked into this team after half a season of modest play?
They have been decent together, but the reason I put them together on most of my post is because there is only so much you can do with 1 new D from TDL.
1.I think Kronwall and DD will stay on Left side for 1st and 2nd pairing respectively since that's their best position. (DD on right side could work but might take time to adjust)
Kronwall - xxx
DD - xxx
xxx - xxx
2a. If we get a D that prefers playing left side(no matter if he is LH or RH) like Sekera
Kronwall - xxx
DD - xxx
NewD - xxx
Now you fill in the rest with Ericsson, Q, etc.
2b-1. If we get a D that prefers playing right side or good on both side(again doesn't matter if he is LH or RH), that can play top 4
Kronwall - New D
DD - Q
xxx - xxx
I just think DD - Q pairing is better than Kronwall - Ericsson pairing so I will break that up, but that just my opinion.
2b-2 Same as 2b-1 but more of depth D.
Kronwall - Ericsson
DD - Q
xxx - New D
Not saying this is the best way but I think Kronwall will adjust with new partner a lot better than DD due to his experience and skill level.
I don't want DD trying to adjust to a new partner in 20 games and be ready for the playoff.