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Originally Posted by Trailer Fire
I watched a few games online, and he seems to take a few shifts off. He reminds me of a skilled Rene Borque without the sand paper. He has all the tools in the world, but seems to scatter them around when he is in his own end. I find he gets lost easily when defending, which makes him scramble.
I also know it isn't a super valid source, but I have a friend who lives in Mississauga and takes in games regularly as the company he works for has season tickets. He has told me nothing but bad things about Nylander and his attitude. Often blames his teammates and appears to think he is the reason the Steelheads are so good.
Also, he kicked my dog and peed in my cornflakes.
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Way more skilled than Bourque. Nylander has a much better set of tools, uses them effectively and hustles. As for the defensive part tell me, if we were offered Patrick Kane would you say no because he is a skilled offensive player?