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Originally Posted by keenan87
That stretch is also his first real chance in the NHL but I agree with your point as I must have missed that. I feel like he isn't any worse than Jokipakka and deserves a better fate. He is cheap so why not prepare him to take over a top 6 spot next year rather than Jokipakka who will most likely not be back next year.
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He's similar, but Jokipakka is more consistent, largely due to his age and experience level.
Kulak has a shot at a regular spot in the NHL, but he needs to work on his consistency. What young defenseman doesn't?