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As part of the 10th Anniversary of the Atlanta Thrashers we are taking a look at the evolution of the roster over time. First we looked at defense, then at scoring forward positions (aka "top six") and today the checking forwards (aka "bottom six").
In the NHL checking line players are important, but the ability to play defense in the NHL is not as rare as the ability to score in the NHL. Therefore, most teams see more turnover in the ranks of their bottom six forwards. Certainly that has been true of the Thrashers if you peruse the table below. The longest checking forwards with continuous service in Atlanta were Stefan, Slater and Svartvadet.
Season
LW
min
C
min
RW
min
LW
min
C
min
RW
min
Fighter
min
2000
Johnson
538
Stefan
1066
Sylvester
714
Karlsson
662
Svartvadet
509
Ward
503
Lambert
850
2001
Donovan
885
Stefan
932
Sylvester
605
Karlsson
774
Svartvadet
1014
Lambert
612
Odgers
7...
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