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Originally Posted by devo22
but Keith Tkachuk never played for the Flames, so it's a completely different situation. Tij will always have the pressure of being the son of an NHL great, just like Matthew has ... but if it's the franchise your dad is synonymous with, I think it's a completely different animal.
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My guess it they may both have very similar characteristics, very driven and hard to play against. I think fans would embrace him and not expect him to be scoring 40 goals a season. I would rather see him here than lighting it up for some other team. We may have to disagree on this one but your take could certainly be true, but I think he would thrive. He is doing it on his own now and if he ended up on the Flames it would be under his own merits.