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Quel défenseur a dépassé les attentes cette année ?


Quel défenseur a dépassé les attentes cette année ?


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29 Comments

  1. crushade

    I am surprised to see Mike Matheson so high in points. Pretty sure he beat any expectations. I don’t watch many Canadiens games but it’s like what, double his point production in any other year he’s played?

    Downside is his +/- is pretty poor but that’s a tough stat when you’re on a bad team.

  2. Trash_Panda0_O

    Bouchard certainly stands out. He had 43 points in ‘21-‘22 and 40 points in ‘22-‘23 so he’s almost doubled his previous career high.

  3. DaeWooLan0s

    I know he doesn’t have a big point total but I’m gonna give a shoutout to Alex Vlasic. A rookie on the worst team in the league. He has absorbed a lot of the top D responsibilities and is only a shocking -6 on that team. He certainly has surprised me.

  4. Not exactly surprising by the points he scored, but how important he is for the system he plays in… Roman Josi. Nothing works without him.

  5. AccomplishedHalf4945

    Honorable mention: Drew Doughty having a great year

  6. kebekoy

    At the start of the season I didn’t care much for Matheson but now we might want to keep him around.

    We have a bunch of high end D prospect coming but having a local veteran to help them might be good and Matheson have been doing great on a very average team.

    Until Mailloux or Huston are ready Matheson seems adequate.

  7. MatesDolezy

    Not on the list, Filip Hronek stepped up since joining the Canucks

  8. PhilThrill623

    I think anyone would be lying if they said they believed Dobson or Bouch would have a pt per game.

  9. LIL_DROP13

    Hughes for sure I did not expect him to be captain and I can see why, he’s drove the offence a lot

  10. femmemmah

    With 48 points, MacKenzie Weegar barely misses this list, but he’s actually fourth overall in goals by defensemen. (He has 19; Josi has 21, and Makar and Dahlin have 20 apiece.)

    He’s become an exceptional leader in the locker room too. He never gives up, never gets disheartened, never makes excuses. He steps up when no one else will. Hell, he played 28 minutes against Anaheim when we lost Hanley early in the first period, and again against San Jose when we needed him on the PK.

  11. NolsyBaby

    Weegar. Dude has 19 goals his previous high was 8.

  12. toxicvegeta08

    We need stats other than points for a DEFENSE-man.

    And Quinn.

  13. i have plenty of bias but Dobson exceeded his expectations greatly.

  14. Schytzo

    I just wish best defenseman wasn’t a points race.

  15. Novelsound

    Weegar should be on this list. Dude had a career year and if he had a stronger team up front he’d have a bunch more assists too.

  16. Ok_Orchid7131

    It’s good to see Ghost playing well. Fletcher screwed the pooch in that deal.

  17. AttentionRadiant6137

    Gustav Forsling, has really impressed me with his defensive play. It has always been good but he took it to a whole other level this year.

  18. Winsonian92

    Morgan Reilly. Was expecting him to contribute as a leader But his suspension lead to the leafs turning things around. A HART worthy suspension.

  19. French-BulIdog

    Brock Faber, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Mattias Ekholm, Quinn Hughes, Mackenzie Weegar, Noah Dobson and Thomas Harley

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