Suzuki D+8, Dach CC Newhook D+6, Dvorak Anderson Gallagher Evans Armia are seasoned veterans, there is no excuse to not blocking shots for them (even assuming I'd give a pass to Kapanen, Heineman, Slaf due to inexperience)
Slaf is tied with Dach for most blocked shots among forwards...in two less game played. Statistically, he block almost 1 more shot per 60 minutes played than any other forwards (who played more than 3 games, Pezzetta has a similar rate). CC/Newhook do not block shots (they have a few blocked, but it's probably by accident).
Among the Ds, Guhle is the most proliferic shot blocker, but the next most played dmen (Savard, Matheson, Hutson) are at the top of the block shots rate list too. So Ds aren't really a problem (Xhekaj could try to learn to block shots thought, he's at the bottom of the D list).
Slaf is also at the top of the team for hits, only slighty behind Heineman in hit rate, but he plays more so he gets to hits more people.
Slaf is the team real hard to play against player. Unfortunatly, he's also like the only hard to play aginst player on the team.
He was very annoyed in this game.
He even bumped into Hutson to take the puck before him and start a circle in the ozone during the 2nd period.