Player Discussion Trent Frederic
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Dennis Bonvie
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BruinDust
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Sweeney is on glue if he extends this player before the trade deadline.
CharasLazyWrister
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As has been said, he's one of a long list of guys that are candidates to be crapped on.
But he's very clearly shying away from going for pucks and making physical contact. I'm not sure how I can accept that from a guy who has shown himself to be more than capable in these areas. He really is just a designated sniper now? That's supposed to be his identity?
Gross.
But he's very clearly shying away from going for pucks and making physical contact. I'm not sure how I can accept that from a guy who has shown himself to be more than capable in these areas. He really is just a designated sniper now? That's supposed to be his identity?
Gross.
Dennis Bonvie
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CharasLazyWrister
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I'm saying he is playing as if he can get away with not committing to finer details of the game because he's a "sniper" Which he, of course, is not despite an ability to pot a few.
Another no show tonight. Has he had a good game all season so far? I can’t think of one. Maybe one or two where he wasn’t total ass?
Thirty Seven
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That whole third line was pretty useless.
Sheppy
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Yeah. I think if those "rumors" are true and teams want him, you move him, and you do it quickly.
The longer he goes playing like Jordan Caron, the worse the return will be.
The longer he goes playing like Jordan Caron, the worse the return will be.
quietbruinfan
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He simply is not the agitator some of you would like. He is a bottom six c/w who does not always process the play well-to say the least. (I do not believe for a minute they are getting lots of offers for him.)
Sheppy
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He came into the league trying to make a name for himself by playing that way, he did, then got comfortable.
He's been fine overall (the last two seasons), but he still leaves so much to be desired. At one stage he was mixing it up with the Tom Wilsons of the world, now he picks his spots and is the definition of the "fake tough" label that people like to toss around on opposing teams players.
quietbruinfan
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Yes, I can see why some think of him as a "fake tough guy" and spot picker, but feeling with him is he is not an agitator.
Nothingbutglass
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Trade him now before the rest of the league catches on to how ineffective he is.
Sheppy
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I think if it's anyone remotely tough that leveled Poitras the other night, Frederic isn't so eager to drop his gloves and start swinging the way he did. Anyone else he's probably doing his collar grab tough guy bullshit waiting for a ref to jump in there.
TobanWest
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Sorry shouldn't have put Em. I think if the return is what is needed then trade him but I can't see him getting a great return. Also how much is his asking price. At the moment he's not worth much. Would love to keep him if he can produce like last year which may be wishful thinking. Honestly Geekie should go before Freddy imo. But front office will wait another 5-10 games and then maybe bring Lysell up when he's healthy and then give him 5+ games. At that point they are a quarter of the way through the season. If they haven't steered the shop by then start selling off players and bring up some kids.
But if I had a list it would be:
Geekie
Carlo
Frederic
Coyle
NHL insider: ‘Several teams are interested’ in Trent Frederic
Bruins forward Trent Frederic is already drawing plenty of attention this season, according to ESPN's Kevin Weekes.
www.boston.com
Blowfish
Count down ...
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