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Originally Posted by Old Yeller
There was a play in the Habs game last night where he was part of a 3 on 2 going into the offensive end but the play didn't amount to anything and Montreal got possession and quickly turned it up the other way.
At that point Brodie was the deepest man in the offensive zone (other than Price) and he did a loop behind the net and put his head down and skated back hard... hard enough that by our blue line he had caught up to the play and his stick was the one that actually broke up the intended pass and put the puck harmlessly into our corner.
I must have re-watched that whole play 10 times and was amazed at how fast he caught up. Things like that make me appreciate what a player he is. It's also quite enjoyable watching teams try and play dump and chase against him... that usually lasts all of about a half period.
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