The Next Forsling

[Stephen]

Does Weegar fit into that category? He's slowly and steadily improved over time. Not bad for a 7th round pick at all.

Yeah he does! Definitely.

 

[frightenedinmatenum2]

Anthony Camara.

 

[Snauen]

Albert Johansson

 

[Voodoo Glow Skulls]

One of Albert Johansson, Shai Buium and William Wallinder. It's just hard to know which one.

Albert Johansson.

EDIT: Kiviharju

 

[sr edler]

I remember thinking Forsling looked pretty good in Chicago, in a somewhat limited role on a bad team, at least when I caught glimpses of him. It's not like he was bad there. I dunno why they parted ways with him, but they let many good young players go (Teräväinen, et cetera) after the mini-dynasty years, so perhaps just misguided management.

It's also not like Forsling has been a clear-cut #1D two-way horse in Florida the last two years, though he's been logging the most TOI in the playoffs, but Montour's taking most of the offensive assignments.

 

[tarheelhockey]

I remember thinking Forsling looked pretty good in Chicago, in a somewhat limited role on a bad team, at least when I caught glimpses of him. It's not like he was bad there. I dunno why they parted ways with him, but they let many good young players go (Teräväinen, et cetera) after the mini-dynasty years, so perhaps just misguided management.

Wasn’t a lot of it just a matter of cap space? I remember when the Canes traded for Teravainen, everyone understood Chicago was giving away a good player for meh picks, but they didn’t have a way to hold on to him and were just trying to get whatever they could in return.

 

[Mogo]

He's been given a chance to be the man with easy match ups and pp time on every team he has ever been on lol

He's unhealthy/injured a lot because his mind doesn't process the game fast enough and he gets smoked with hits. Like badly lol

He's never been on a good team before just like Forsling hadnt

 

[Mogo]

Was Stralman ever a #1D?

Was Stralman sculptured like a god too?

 

[Kalv]

I had hope for Gustav Lindstrom – last year he had a ridiculously good +/- for a bad Ducks team. But not sure we'll even be resigning him

 

[Laus723]

I remember thinking Forsling looked pretty good in Chicago, in a somewhat limited role on a bad team, at least when I caught glimpses of him. It's not like he was bad there. I dunno why they parted ways with him, but they let many good young players go (Teräväinen, et cetera) after the mini-dynasty years, so perhaps just misguided management.

It's also not like Forsling has been a clear-cut #1D two-way horse in Florida the last two years, though he's been logging the most TOI in the playoffs, but Montour's taking most of the offensive assignments.

What exactly are you carrying on about in the second paragraph?