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Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14
I don’t recall anyone saying it’s an advantage, but there is an entire segment of analytics based on games played or per 60 minute metrics that have a ton of value. While Petterson is still behind Huberdeau in points per game, Petterson is still young enough to have a rebound year(s). I’d bet if there was a vote Huberdeau for Petterson it would be a landslide yes vote to accept the trade.
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Pettersson is also a selfish and entitled brat. The Canucks had to dismantle the dressing room trading away their best forward because of this. I wouldn't want that guy anywhere near my team.
Huberdeau on the other hand is a good teammate, doing whatever it takes to support the team. He basically reinvented himself last year and the kids always mention his name as a guy they can turn to for support. Hes always taken accountability for his play, always speaks with the media and has never once sulked or put blame somewhere else for his struggles.
Locker room chemistry is a big part of hockey. We have a good one. In my opinion, one of the biggest reasons this team that was supposed to be bottom of the league put up 96 points last year. They all bought in and played hard for eachother.