The Leafs had 4 forwards who scored more than Grabovski in the playoffs. Not bad considering he was the 3rd line center.BigTuna wrote:Meds wrote:I did. I'd take him. He never quit. He got knocked around quite a bit by the Bruins, but who doesn't? Regardless, every time he did get put on his ass it was in the corner or in front of the net. He was fearless, and he always bounced right back up and got back in the play as quickly as he could. Open ice and down the wing the Bruins weren't fast enough to touch him.....most of the time.dbr wrote: Did not watch the Leafs playoff series this year so I can't speak to Grabovski's play there.
Grabovski >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Schroeder.
I don't care if it closes the door on JS. Grabovski would give the Canucks the option of 3 attacking lines, or the standard 1-2-Shutdown-Grinder approach.
Ths is 100% true. But in the end, you have to score and the guy did NOTHING offensively in that series. I think he got way too much ice-time in the playoffs.
He was a minus-10. Tells me that he's not great defensively and should never have been out there in that role.