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[QUOTE="DoctahLexus, post: 5672643, member: 6798"]
It will be interesting to see if the wrinkles we used will be continued going forward. I definitely liked having leo on the left wing against MD. Anderson at attack did guarantee no double poling of the midfield, but he also felt a little underutilized in the offense, since he is not usually a dodger from x. I think he does a lot more off the dodge when he starts from up top or the left side. Tillman did keep the pole on Thomson throughout the game, even as we had other middies beating short sticks. Tillman doing that should tell you everything about the threat that Thomson is with a short stick matchup. I am fine with either method as long as we keep Thomson as a key piece with a starting middie spot. I do kind of prefer Thomson at attack and Anderson dodging from up top, but I like having multiple options. Leo may have permanently earned the left wing spot with his performance the last two games.

Anderson did not do much off the dodge from x, but he did have arguably the play of the game when he wrestled the ball away from Stamos on the ride with two mins remaining. That play sealed the game. Point in his favor to keep him on attack going forward if he can keep riding like that. He also had a nice offball finish on a pass from Hottle.
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