HookKing
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He started to gain a reputation in Minnesota and was logging 20+ mins when he was 23. He was considered to be one of their top 3 dmen, and Mitchell was also coveted at the trade deadline in 2006, before he hit the open market.
I don't see Forbort playing with the same edge as Mitchell. I feel like his temperament is closer to Scuderi, and he's solely going to be relied upon for his play in his own zone, which isn't a bad thing.
Yes, he was good in Minn but nothing special. Dmen take time. Forbort's game is much closer to Willie's then Scuderi's. True, he doesn't have that hard edge but how many do? Punishing dmen are vanishing ...