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Old 04-19-2021, 02:29 PM   #802
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I absolutely see no comparisons between the two players. Ferland was a power forward who stepped up. Just too bad he got concussed and banged up from how he played the game full on rather than float around.

Haha. We sure are romanticizing Ferland

He was a wildly inconsistent player that left his physical game behind on the top line, fancied himself a finesse player, went through droughts, had to be sent back to the 4th every now and again

As a top line player, he had a career year getting 71% of his time with 13 and 23, and he had 21 goals and 41 points. That’s the only time he ever hit 20 goals

Absolutely no comparison. Bennett never had more than 30 percent of his ice time with the same 2 line mates, and that was in the bottom 6 blender

Ferland did step up one year in the playoffs and people loved him for that. His top line output was nothing special .
Tre sold high on Ferly
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