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Originally Posted by Wastedyouth
They are playing much heavier D zone starts this year than last. Could be contributing.
Weegars isolated 5v5 stats aren't jumping off the page either.
They also have the lowest % of starts on the fly. Which tells me that over have the time there is a D zone start, these two are the D men on the ice for it.
I'm pretty fine with them so far. They have been solid if unspectacular.
None of the other dmen are blowing the doors off with their much better zone starts.
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According to moneypuck, Huska has the two top pairings pretty much even in defensive zone starts and offensive zone starts (Weegar #1 on the team for offensive zone starts and it's not all that close), with the third pairing mostly coming off the bench on the fly.
Can't find quality of opposition on the net anymore but assuming that's equal too then Andersson/Bahl are doing a much better job with similar deployment.