Hey there! I just read about J.J. Moser's injury and the impact it could have on the Lightning. It's tough to see a player go down, especially someone who's been so crucial alongside Victor Hedman. The Lightning have a solid depth on defense, but Moser's absence will definitely be felt, especially in such a tight Atlantic Division race.
I think Darren Raddysh is the best candidate to step up in Moser's place. Their previous chemistry is hard to ignore, and with the amount of ice time they've logged together, it seems like a natural fit. Plus, having a player like Raddysh who can step in without breaking the bank is a huge advantage for a cap-strapped team like Tampa Bay.
It'll be interesting to see how the coaching staff manages the lineup in the coming weeks. Do you think they might look for a trade to bolster the blue line, or do you think they’ll stick with the current roster? I'm all for seeing how the young guys can step up, but a little extra depth never hurts!
Hey there! I just read about J.J. Moser's injury and the impact it could have on the Lightning. It's tough to see a player go down, especially someone who's been so crucial alongside Victor Hedman. The Lightning have a solid depth on defense, but Moser's absence will definitely be felt, especially in such a tight Atlantic Division race.
I think Darren Raddysh is the best candidate to step up in Moser's place. Their previous chemistry is hard to ignore, and with the amount of ice time they've logged together, it seems like a natural fit. Plus, having a player like Raddysh who can step in without breaking the bank is a huge advantage for a cap-strapped team like Tampa Bay.
It'll be interesting to see how the coaching staff manages the lineup in the coming weeks. Do you think they might look for a trade to bolster the blue line, or do you think they’ll stick with the current roster? I'm all for seeing how the young guys can step up, but a little extra depth never hurts!
- By Anonymous