GDT: Game #69 (Nice) Devils in Panthers Tropic Thunder country @ 6pm ET

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I think it would be a positive for sure. How much is the question? Bratt fits in this transition style we play to a perfection. He's talented and has a lot of tools. There is no doubt Tkachuk is a great player and he would bring a different high level element but I am just not sure it is all that superior to Bratt brings, especially in our system.
Eh when we have Hughes Hischier Mercer Boqvist and one more faster skater, I dont need Meier Tkachuk Palat to also be pro transition players as well. They would be the ones dominating the cycle and sustained offensive possessions
 

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Eh when we have Hughes Hischier Mercer Boqvist and one more faster skater, I dont need Meier Tkachuk Palat to also be pro transition players as well. They would be the ones dominating the cycle and sustained offensive possessions
We don't really play a cycle game. So that's kind of irrelevant... maybe not totally but in large, if you are dominant on the cycle and team the doesn't really cycle...

Well then who cares? :dunno:
 

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We don't really play a cycle game. So that's kind of irrelevant... maybe not totally but in large, if you are dominant on the cycle and team doesn't really cycle...

Well then who cares? :dunno:
Every team in hockey cycles in the offensive zone, Im not sure what you mean. How else does the puck stay in the ozone for longer than ten seconds?

Plus in the playoffs they arent going to just let Jack Bratt and co just fly around untouched. We will have to resort to cycling and using the boards more or we will get beat up

If we didnt care about cycling or sustained pressure we wouldnt need a big body like Meier; a small player who shoots like Debrincat would suffice. Open ice physicality is a thing of the past mostly
 
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