Quoting: Pasta88Sauce
Id love for you to explain to me why Jonas Brodin's value is "extremely high"
Brodin is the best skater on the Wild, has good outlet/breakout passes, shutdown d-man, plays both right and left sides equally well, he's rarely caught out of position. He currently is a Suter-lite, with the potential to almost meet that level of play. He has the same effortless looking style as Suter. He's on a decent contract, and would be worth signing another longterm deal when his current one expires.
His ozone abilities are under-rated, he's been put on babysitting duties or shutdown roles the last few seasons. This was his first year out of the Yeo defense first and always, take no chances philosophy.
His shot is average, so that could use some work. He needs to gain confidence in the o-zone. When he has that confidence it's like flipping a switch with how involved he is in the o-zone. He is a decent point man on the PP, not going to score a lot of goals, but will keep the PP moving and not bog/slow it down needlessly.
He's a similar player to Larsson, just lacks the physical play Larsson has.
That's the value MN fans see in Brodin.