Elias Lindholm disrespected as he is snubbed from the NHL's top 20 centers list

Boston Bruins' new star center Elias Lindholm was disrespected today as he was removed from the NHL's top centers list after a down year with the Vancouver Canucks.

It is true, it was not a season to write home about for Elias Lindholm in 2023-2024 as he only racked up 15 goals and 29 assists for 44 points in 75 games with the Canucks. Although offensively he was disappointing, his impressive 2-way play and versatility 5 on 5 and on the penalty kill, makes him a valuable and elite center that deserves more praise.

The Boston Bruins fully expect Lindholm to have a bounce back season in 2024-2025 and there should be no reason he doesn't get back to his old self while playing along side superstars such as David Pastrnak.

Do you think he will have a bounce back year with the Boston Bruins?

Source: The Hockey news
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