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Originally Posted by valo403
In your beer league, sure. Against the best players in the world? Not so much. C's moving to the wing isn't usually that big of a deal for most guys, but beyond that positions matter, as do the sides you play on. Adjusting to LD when you always play RD isn't that easy, and again, this is against the best in the world.
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Yes I understand that, and my point was about the centers, although I expanded it to the other positions. There are rare occurrences of NHL players switchinf from D to forward and vise versa, but it is admittedly not common. As far as switching from L-R (forward or D) my personal opinion is it shouldn't matter enough to see a significant drop in play. Especially in a tournament where you are considered the best. If you are the best LWer in the game, odds are you're a pretty damn good RWer.
Anyways I digress. The main point is having centers playing wing isnt necessarily a bad thing, and in fact could work in your favor as you will have wingers who are more d-concious and more options off draws with regards to handedness and matchups against certain players on the dot.