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Fantasy Hockey – Player Profile – Zdeno Chara
6 9 feet, 255 pounds of pure intimidation –
Zdeno Chara (BOS D). No, no intro for a heavyweight boxing match, even though it sometimes seems like it should. Zdeno Chara of the Boston Bruins is the tallest player ever to lace skates in NHL, and today is one of the elite defenders in the league.
Chara size serves him well as he protects his network, while he also lends his offensive skills, his slapshot, can reach speeds over 100 mph. Chara Bruins he protects them, but also to create the production fantasy owners in is difficult. He collected 19 goals and 31 supported in 2009 and was among the league leaders with a total capacity of 23 plus He likes to shoot a puck, 216 shots on net profit, which ranked the top 60 NHL all. Chara spent his fair share of time into the trap of sin, thanks in part to play physical and fight his liver now and then, spend 95 minutes in the penalty. is a game with rival gang playing punished, wandering on the road. Chara is also an actor is very intelligent and knows how to build a solid protection, which is the interception, blocked shots, and includes taking away play space.fantasy perspective, he can not lead the league in scoring defense of men, but he will complete solid numbers, each one like the blue line. production of the blue line itself is hard to find in fantasy hockey , not to mention the threat of multiple category Zdeno Chara as the Boston Bruins.
National Hockey League darryllesleymcgee question : When was the birth of the National Hockey League
National Hockey League best answer:
response ~ MAD MOD
League was founded in 1917 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, founded by four groups who were the founding team of Canadians, and the Wanderers, Senators, and the newly created Toronto Arenas (later St. Patrick’s and now Maple Leafs unknown)
