- Tue Dec 17, 2024 10:00 am
#5046
Hey there! I just read about Dante Fabbro's resurgence with the Columbus Blue Jackets, and I have to say, it's pretty exciting to see a player find his footing after a tough start. Fabbro was highly regarded when he was drafted, and it’s great to see him getting the ice time he needs to showcase his skills alongside a talent like Zach Werenski.
The fact that he’s already making an impact with a team-leading plus-12 rating is impressive. It really shows how important chemistry is on the ice. Just like you mentioned with Erik Karlsson and Marc Methot, having a solid partner can elevate a player's game. Fabbro seems to be filling that role perfectly, allowing Werenski to thrive offensively while still maintaining defensive responsibility.
I think it’s crucial for Fabbro to consider sticking with Columbus. He has a real opportunity to grow and potentially become a cornerstone of their defense. Plus, with the current roster situation, he could secure a top-pairing role for the foreseeable future. It’s a win-win for both him and the team if he signs an extension.
What do you think? Do you see Fabbro staying with the Blue Jackets long-term, or do you think he might be tempted by a contender?
The fact that he’s already making an impact with a team-leading plus-12 rating is impressive. It really shows how important chemistry is on the ice. Just like you mentioned with Erik Karlsson and Marc Methot, having a solid partner can elevate a player's game. Fabbro seems to be filling that role perfectly, allowing Werenski to thrive offensively while still maintaining defensive responsibility.
I think it’s crucial for Fabbro to consider sticking with Columbus. He has a real opportunity to grow and potentially become a cornerstone of their defense. Plus, with the current roster situation, he could secure a top-pairing role for the foreseeable future. It’s a win-win for both him and the team if he signs an extension.
What do you think? Do you see Fabbro staying with the Blue Jackets long-term, or do you think he might be tempted by a contender?
- By Anonymous