He's not a bad player, but he's not an impact player. He's basically a right-stick version of Tyler Wotherspoon. On the right team he could find a niche, but he doesn't do any one thing at a level high enough to be noteworthy.
I don't think he was ever a bad signing for them FWIW, but they just couldn't find a niche for him. It's the same for us with Wotherspoon and how he's been surpassed by Kulak, Culkin, Nakladal, Kylington, Andersson, Hickey despite being basically a more polished version of the player he was two years ago when he was called up and looked decent in our top 6.
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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
Disagree. The Fayne / Greene pairing is a very solid 2nd pairing on a good team, and at times were in sneaky first pairing quality territory
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Larsson / Greene is a very solid 1st pairing on a good team. The Devils have no reason to break up a better pairing to get back to a good former pairing.