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DuklaNation · #41 03-20-2012, 10:25 AM

I mention it as I see some highlights where he scores off the RW and thats what hes commonly listed at. However, a lot of guys can play either wing. On Ottawa there is more room in top 6 as a LW. Shouldnt be too difficult to knock Greening out.

Big Ev · #42 03-20-2012, 04:24 PM

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The second period Silfverberg did to Frölunda is one of the best I have ever seen in the top division for many years. Sure, it has passed a lot of good hockey players through our expansive country in recent years, but it was long since any controlled game on the way Jacob Silfverberg made yesterday. At times it seemed as if he did what he wanted on the ice. Just take 2-0-goal, for example. They often complain that Swedish hockey players are bad shooters, but the guy stepping in from the left and dots Frederik Andersen sunset cruise with such obvious that the hair stands on the arms.

Ever since the JVM in Saskatoon and Regina in 2010, I have seen Jacob Silfverberg as a future NHL players. Then, two years ago, it was for his ability to submit to various roles, he could jump in and be an offensive weapon in a top brand, as well as being a reliable defensive player in a third or a fourth chain. Now it becomes increasingly clear that he is skilled enough to become a top six players, even in the NHL. Mind Games, shot and intelligence out there and skating, as previously there was question mark, has become so much better that it can no longer be classed as a weakness.

from Swedish hockey reporter Uffe Bodin

http://www.hockeysverige.se/blogg/bo...lfver-mountain

Big Ev · #43 03-20-2012, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by DuklaNation

I mention it as I see some highlights where he scores off the RW and thats what hes commonly listed at. However, a lot of guys can play either wing. On Ottawa there is more room in top 6 as a LW. Shouldnt be too difficult to knock Greening out.

From my experience watching SEL, guys seem to wander around a lot so they look like they're playing different positions

Fast Tony DeNiro · #44 03-20-2012, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Swedish Reporter

but the guy stepping in from the left and dots Frederik Andersen sunset cruise with such obvious that the hair stands on the arms.

That is pure poetry.

Dakkster · #45 03-20-2012, 05:26 PM

LOL! I'll get you a proper translation later tonight. Just have to take care of some stuff first

Big Ev · #46 03-20-2012, 05:34 PM

Probably means "Fredrik Anderson (the goalie of Frolunda) was scared shitless" or something like that

Dakkster · #47 03-20-2012, 05:50 PM

That particular sentence:

Man klagar ofta på att svenska hockeyspelare är dåliga skyttar, men den killen kliver in från vänsterkanten och prickar Frederik Andersens bortre kryss med en sådan självklarhet att håret ställer sig på armarna.

Translates into:

There are often complaints about Swedish hockey players being bad shooters, but this guy steps in from the left wing and snipes Frederik Andersen's far top corner so easily that you get chills on your arms.

Big Ev · #48 03-21-2012, 03:46 PM

Another goal today, but Brynas is losing 3-1. Most likely Game 7 on Friday. If Frolunda wins the series, I would bet that Silfverberg comes over to the Sens.

Dakkster · #49 03-21-2012, 03:50 PM

Aaaahhh, that explains why you were cheering for Frolunda

wendelclark17 · #50 03-21-2012, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by sentium

That particular sentence:

Man klagar ofta på att svenska hockeyspelare är dåliga skyttar, men den killen kliver in från vänsterkanten och prickar Frederik Andersens bortre kryss med en sådan självklarhet att håret ställer sig på armarna.

Translates into:

There are often complaints about Swedish hockey players being bad shooters, but this guy steps in from the left wing and snipes Frederik Andersen's far top corner so easily that you get chills on your arms.

Aha .... that makes more sense! Cheers

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