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Originally Posted by GioforPM

Well, I think Lewis is an example of valuing shot suppression over scoring points, for example. And I think the acquisition of other lower guys was the same - Leivo, Ryan, Nordstrom, Simon were guys who Treliving and staff for whatever reason thought had untapped potential like that.

Again, I don’t think this works in the NHL. Winning teams have high point forwards like Mackinnon, Kucherov, etc, and generally have stud goaltending (usually developed not bought).

Isn't that what you want in a PK specialist?