Post-Game Talk: Expos

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IDvsEGO

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When I refer to a north-south player I generally mean the kind of forward who generates much of their offense quickly, on the rush.

East-west is cycle player who does better once they have possession in the O zone and specializes in sustained offense.

Jagr, Nylander, Kakko, Dubinsky, Anisimov, these are east-west players.

Matt Cullen, Chytil, Gaborik, Grabner, Zibanejad, Pouliot, these are north-south players.

It may very well be the 'wrong' definition, but that's how I use it.
That's a very very unusual definition of east west.
Usually east west is considered as cross ice passes, and more of a finesse game.

North South is heavy, cycle, a very straight forward game.
Jack Hughes and Marner are "east /west" where crosby would be considered N/S
 

egelband

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The only reason why I think about Dale Purinton is because while he was on the team, they once showed during a pregame show that a fan from Japan had a giant Dale Purinton tatto on his arm or leg where he was skating through fire.

It was so random. I think about that guy a lot. Why did he get a Dale Purinton tattoo? Didn't he know how much of a nothing-burger Dale Purinton was?

It keeps me up at night.
Purinton's likeness appears in a very popular Japanese commercial for dishwashing detergent.
 

Row I Goon

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