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Originally Posted by Sylvanfan
I had season tickets to the Blazers that year, and watched him play about 45 home games that year. He was strong on the boards, quick skater with a good shot. Was also one of the bet fighters in the league in his age group. I thought he had more potential than Shane Doan. Difference was that Doan was a year older and more mature physically. Doan played on the Blazers second line and got a lot more PP time. Iginla was on the third line, and not a lot of PP time. I remember the hockeynews had Iginla and Berard as the two 5 star prospects of that draft.
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Was he considered to be a high risk/high reward kind of guys? Is that how he made it to 11, when the other 5 star prospect went first?