Captain Mountain
Formerly Captain Wolverine
- Jun 6, 2010
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Yeah he was on a team that looks to grind out wins and wants offence to come from the back end. I think he’d thrive in a place that doesn’t stifle offensive creativity like Rod the Bod does.
Really? I don't.
1) Montreal was relatively more reliant on offense from the back-end than Carolina.
2) Carolina let Necas go ham playing his game.
3) In general, Carolina has unique player usage. Necas got prime 5v5 minutes (as did most of their top 6), while Staal was tasked with grinding out wins.
Offensively creative players haven't really improved after leaving Carolina and they haven't been hurt by joining Carolina. And Montreal hasn't really demonstrated that they unleash creativity of players either.
It just doesn't really add up.