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Originally Posted by Hot_Flatus
There are advanced stats pointing to both Brodie and Andersson having the similar numbers when paired with Gio last year (CF 56% with and CF 47% without). You'd expect that with a rookie and not quite as much with a veteran.
With that said, Brodie was solid enough, but you certainly can't deny he doesn't fare well without Giordano by his side. I'd take the risk and put him on the third pair moving forward and allow Andersson to continue to progress with more responsibility this year. If it's not working, there's no reason you can't go back.
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Well one of the reasons Brodie struggles away from Gio is that he is a LHD that sucks on the left side and the only reason he is ever separated from Gio is to try and force him into a traditional L-R pairing