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Originally Posted by dammage79
I disagree. You run Rasmus for a few games as his confidence is high from playing in the AHL. At this point, I cannot see how Rasmus is not more game ready than wideman considering reports of him essentially checking out on the team. I really do believe that as of today Wideman < Any of the call ups available.
If wideman is mailing g in efforts in practice, why in the blue hello do you want him mailing in efforts in a playoff push. It makes no sense to prefer wideman today over Andersson. I'm not saying Andersson is the answer but holy man, just in attitude and effort alone there's a difference.
Give me the excited kid eager to prove he is worthy who's playing very well over a vet on his last legs limping put of a career.
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Let's be clear here: there are no "reports" to this effect. A poster passed along assertions by a severely jaded reporter regarding Wideman's poor attitude that have since been pretty much completely debunked:
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Originally Posted by sureLoss
FWIW Wills was just praising how Wideman was taking the benching, saying he has been smiling, supportive of his teammates, and working hard in practice.
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Let us please end this campaign of anecdotes to cast Wideman in the worst possible light.