dshea19
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- Jun 9, 2015
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Kreider and Zib are such rush oriented players and Kakko is much more of a cycle player. They, statistically, play well together but don't generate results. I am curious to see if a Cullye-Trocheck-Kakko line could be really dangerous and allow Kakko to play his game and be the driver on a line. Otherwise, you need to let Kreider-Zib-Kakko play together until they figure it out. Do you let them struggle now for potential long-term benefit without knowing if it will produce, or do you try and work with matching styles?