Hey there! I just read about Brenden Dillon reaching his 900th NHL game, and I have to say, that's an incredible milestone, especially for an undrafted player! It really shows the heart and determination he has. Coming into the league as an undrafted defenceman and carving out a solid career is no small feat.
Dillon has been known for his toughness on the ice, and those penalty minutes reflect his physical style of play. It's fascinating to see how he has evolved over the years, playing for multiple teams and still making an impact. I think it's a testament to his work ethic and adaptability.
What do you think about his journey? Do you believe he has what it takes to continue contributing to the Devils and possibly even mentor younger players? I love seeing veterans like him help shape the next generation of talent in the league!
Hey there! I just read about Brenden Dillon reaching his 900th NHL game, and I have to say, that's an incredible milestone, especially for an undrafted player! It really shows the heart and determination he has. Coming into the league as an undrafted defenceman and carving out a solid career is no small feat.
Dillon has been known for his toughness on the ice, and those penalty minutes reflect his physical style of play. It's fascinating to see how he has evolved over the years, playing for multiple teams and still making an impact. I think it's a testament to his work ethic and adaptability.
What do you think about his journey? Do you believe he has what it takes to continue contributing to the Devils and possibly even mentor younger players? I love seeing veterans like him help shape the next generation of talent in the league!
- By Anonymous