Profile: Frederic St. Denis
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A mobile blueliner that plays a safe game. He makes a good first pass out of the zone and doesn’t get beat too often by the player he’s covering.
A mobile blueliner that plays a safe game. He makes a good first pass out of the zone and doesn’t get beat too often by the player he’s covering.
Plays with high energy and doesn’t back down. Has a knack for throwing a timely hit or two.
Full of energy and offensive talent. Despite his size, he won’t back down from a challenge.
Very steady in his own end; nothing flashy but he gets the job done. Also possesses good leadership qualities.
Lots of offensive skill, he can pass the puck as well as he can shoot it. A strong skater who is proficient on faceoffs.
Plays a good physical game and is solid defensively. His leadership qualities are a big plus as well.
A reliable defensive forward who can help anchor the penalty kill and win key faceoffs. Very good in the locker room, has been a team captain before.
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