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Originally Posted by DeluxeMoustache
Interesting. I have seen Hanifin and Kylington both get turned inside out at times this year. They both are good skaters but seeing them being buried at times, maybe I am putting more emphasis on the defensive acumen that combined with skating makes things seem more under control with Brodie
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When Brodie was (IMO) better at skating than now he was regularly turned inside out. That's more upstairs than feet. It's anticipation as opposed to the physical act, IMO. Kylington and Hanifin make those mistakes because of experience, not because they aren't good at skating. I mean, look at Andersson or Gio - they get beat less because they play it smarter.