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Originally Posted by Kaine
Backlund has been more than fine physically. If you watch him the dude hardly gets hit because he is so good at knowing where to position himself to avoid having someone that would crush him be able to do so while still keeping himself in prime scoring area's.
Chervenka hasn't played enough to be considered one way or the other but honestly what gives you the idea that he would be anything but fine as he has been all season when he has played?
Tanguay injured himself on a freak fall into the boards did he not? I didn't see that particular game so I'm not sure but I don't think his size had anything to do with it.
Rip on Stajan all you want but the has been a piece of iron this season. Takes cheapshot hits to the head, questionable blindside hits and just plain gets beat on by everyone and keeps going like it doesn't even phase him. What more do you want from the guy?
Sorry I just don't understand the "logic" you are trying to base your argument on.
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Backlund has been better but as much as everyone wants to overrate him he still gets pushed around physically. Cerevenka has been far from fine when
playing this year and not a strong or physical player at all. Tanguay is certainly not big or strong. Stajan has been at best average in terms of strength/physicality this year.
I would assume the logic is that the Flames forwards are below average, if not bottom of the league, when it comes to size, strength, physicality etc.