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JBM73
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From a Calgary blogger:
"Brad Treliving has made a handful of curious moves in his tenure as GM for the Calgary Flames, trading for Brandon Bollig and signing both Derek Engelland and Devin Setoguchi.
To my eye, those 3 players are absolutely the weakest links in the Flames lineup, and the sooner they’re out of the lineup the better.
Brandon Bollig was brought in to add toughness to the lineup in the same way that Brian McGrattan has done in seasons past. The idea was that Bollig would do that while bringing a higher overall skill level to the ice. So far this season, I’m not seeing it. Bollig is poor positionally, bad on his skates, ineffective on the cycle, and generally terrifying to see on the ice as a Flames fan. As soon as Michael Ferland heals from his concussion I want to see Bollig waived and demoted. Until that point, I’d rather see Big Ern on the ice for 8 minutes a night."
"Brad Treliving has made a handful of curious moves in his tenure as GM for the Calgary Flames, trading for Brandon Bollig and signing both Derek Engelland and Devin Setoguchi.
To my eye, those 3 players are absolutely the weakest links in the Flames lineup, and the sooner they’re out of the lineup the better.
Brandon Bollig was brought in to add toughness to the lineup in the same way that Brian McGrattan has done in seasons past. The idea was that Bollig would do that while bringing a higher overall skill level to the ice. So far this season, I’m not seeing it. Bollig is poor positionally, bad on his skates, ineffective on the cycle, and generally terrifying to see on the ice as a Flames fan. As soon as Michael Ferland heals from his concussion I want to see Bollig waived and demoted. Until that point, I’d rather see Big Ern on the ice for 8 minutes a night."