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And Bollig and Stalberg are different players.</p>
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Bollig plays the LW - Stalberg RW</p>
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Bollig more physical - Stalberg more speed</p>
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Moving Bolland up to line 3 is what took Stalberg out of the lineup...more than inserting Bollig for Stalberg.</p>
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Stats change every game, people keep posting stats like its set in stone, Stalberg has basically started every game in the regular season, how many games has Bollig started? If you want to go with stats then</p>
How many games has Stalberg cost the Hawks and how many has Bollig ( difference in games played)?</p>
How many goals has Stalberg scored in the season and how many has Bollig scored?</p>
How many assists has Stalberg had season and playoffs and how many has Bollig had?</p>
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People mention, Oh Bollig played in game three against the WIld? WELL WHAT HAPPENED? WE LOST!</p>
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Being a big body does not mean you know how to play, Boston has yet to have played any goon style, they just playing great hockey and blocking shots. YOU CAN NOT HAVE ENOUGH SPEED. AGAIN just because Stalberg is not scoring does not mean he is not creating chances for others. To bench him before the Boston is pretty fucken pathetic, what if he finds his game against Boston, what if Boston is the team he actually can score against, its not like played against them and stunk it up. I really don't understand the thought process in this organization anymore, you got here to win the cup, you got here with a team that included Stalberg in the line up, GO WITH WHAT GOT YOU HERE!, THere is a reason why Bollig is not in the every day lineup. IF Stalberg was in there when Seebrook swung the pass around the boards to him, what are the chances of him losing the puck. This is called not playing for a while. You always play the players that give you the best possible chances to win. Bollig is not one of them. I would have gone with Mayers over Bollig.</p>