NHL Free Agency Day 2: Which Top Stars Are Still Up for Grabs?
In other words, deploy Ehlers like the bona fide first-line-caliber player he is, and there’s a good chance you’re looking at a 30-goal, 70-point player who can drive play on his own.
The two concerns surrounding Ehlers are his durability and his mediocre playoff track record. However, he checks every other box and would be a slam-dunk fit for any team searching to bolster its offensive attack.
Pius Suter
I’m not sure media and fans appreciate quite how valuable a player Pius Suter is. It’s easy to gloss over him because he’s a tad undersized at 5-foot-11, has below-average foot speed and doesn’t boast flashy, dynamic offensive tools. Suter’s two-way IQ, however, is special, and he’ll be a coach’s dream as one of the most versatile players in the league.
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