Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="essorcaltun, post: 1665150, member: 5713"] Really gotta like what we're seeing with the D. Mellen has drawn the opposing team's #1 threat in both the Siena and Albany games and handled both of them effectively to say the least. There's a two fold beauty there. 1: So far so good...he can do it. 2. Mullins isn't strapped with guarding the most threatening attackman, allowing him to wander a little more and wreak havoc around the cage. Love Mullins, but I don't think his strongest suit is that face to face, one on one match up, with a nifty, cagey slippery, little attackman. Mellen is a little more quick footed, better at making his man feel as if he's playing in a mirror. Every move he makes, he sees Melen right there. Meanwhile, Mullins can bang some folks around. (rough boy) Mr. McDermott rounds out the D nicely too. Two games, two solid performances...he's a big boy too! [/QUOTE]