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Originally Posted by keenan87
Regehr > Brodie
The only reason you would think otherwise is if you are young and never watched him play. I miss him demolishing Hemsky every BofA.
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Brodie has twice the points per game of Regehr and also put up an epic playoff performance as the number 1 D in 2015.
I’ll give the edge to Regehr for his longevity and strong defence, proven with the eye test and his two Team Canada selections, but it’s closer than you think.
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Originally Posted by GGG
I think spot number 3 on this list is interesting between Regehr and Suter. I’m not sure which way I go with that one.
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Easily Suter. Regehr belongs on this team but only being a one dimensional defensive player should have him on the bottom pairing.