Golden_Jet
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- Sep 21, 2005
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It’s harder in the D zone on your offside D, and easier in the O zone.He did say the opposite for brannstrom, you're right. But he followed it up with how it wasn't an issue at all when he was with the sens back in the day. Like you said, some can do it and some can't.
I guess we need to get more versatile D?
Looking at the 4 I mentioned, 2 of them had no problem excelling on their off side.
I also don't remember it being as much of an issue. I don't recall publications differentiating LD from RD because if they were good, they could do both, for the most part.
Speaking of this...anyone see Chabot and Giroux at the point on the powerplay with both on their one timer side, and Giroux asked and called for a switch...why would we ever switch to get out of the one time position...that is much more dangerous on the powerplay. I used to always see redden and Alfie switch to get on their one timers...not to get off their one timer side.
Why do we never set up for one timers on the pp? We don't have Josh on the half boards like a couple years ago...we didn't use chychruns big shot on the point last year.
I see other teams being deadly with one timers but we never seem to use them.
Liked when Alfredsson/Karlsson/Gonchar were setting up one timers too.
Can it be done yea, just not as well.
Now Sens have a good balance on both sides.