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Originally Posted by flamesgod
Sorry, I didn’t mean he’s better at it. But much better then most of his peers. And it doesn’t appear to handicap him all that much. He is a better D man playing on his off side. I’m not arguing this as a rule. Some players can pull it off in all 3 zones. Most can’t. And some are so good offensively on their offhand the coach lives with the blunders.
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Yes, with Brodie it’s a real benefit. Almost every team has to put a LHS on RD but with Brodie it’s not a disadvantage, and at this point he’s so used to it, he struggles when put on the “correct” side.