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J.T. Brown
J.T. Brown
J.T. Brown
J.T. Brown
28-Year-Old RW
Minnesota Wild
2017–18 NHL Stats
2018–19 NHL Projections
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5
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PIM
24
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2018–19 Fantasy Outlook
After spending six seasons between the Lightning and the Ducks, Brown is headed back to Minnesota -- his home state. Just in time too, as the Wild need a physical presence that has enough speed to make plays. Brown is just that, accruing 35 points and 276 hits over the last... read more
After spending six seasons between the Lightning and the Ducks, Brown is headed back to Minnesota -- his home state. Just in time too, as the Wild need a physical presence that has enough speed to make plays. Brown is just that, accruing 35 points and 276 hits over the last three seasons. Expect the 28-year-old to carve out a fourth-line role and wreak havoc on opponents, but he likely won't be contributing to fantasy championships.
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SHOOTS: Right   HT: 5'10"   WT: 169 lbs.   DOB: 7/2/1990   Show Contract
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J.T. Brown Contract Info:
Brown secured a two-year, $1.375 million deal with the Wild in July of 2018.
Reaches two-year pact
RWMinnesota Wild
July 1, 2018
Brown secured a two-year, $1.375 million deal with the Wild on Sunday, Michael Russo of The Athletic Minnesota reports.
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J.T. Brown NHL Stats
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J.T. Brown 2017–18 NHL Game Log
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J.T. Brown 2017–18 Depth Chart Status
#4 Right Wing
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2017–18 Time On Ice Stats
  • Average Time On Ice:
    8:46
  • Average Power Play TOI:
    0:03
  • Average Short-Handed TOI:
    0:26
  • Average Time On Ice:
    9:22
  • Average Power Play TOI:
    0:03
  • Average Short-Handed TOI:
    0:01
 
Ice Time
Power Play
Short-Handed
2015–16
13:22
0:06
1:26
2016–17
10:22
0:06
1:02
2017–18
8:46
0:03
0:26
2017–18
9:22
0:03
0:01
RotoWire's Preseason Outlooks
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2012–13
  1. J.T. Brown 2018–19 Preseason Outlook
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  2. J.T. Brown 2017–18 Preseason Outlook
    Brown is a hard-working, fast-skating checker who creates chaos on the forecheck. He's not afraid to throw his slim frame around, but his rate-limiting factor is his skill set. Brown gets points by opportunity, rather than creating them himself. And that was clearly evident in 2016-17 when his point total dropped to just six (three goals, three assists) in 64 games. Brown has just a single year left on a deal that pays $1.25 million, and at 27, his days in the NHL are limited.
  3. J.T. Brown 2016–17 Preseason Outlook
    Brown is a speedy, fourth-line penalty killer who doesn't mind rubbing opponents the wrong way with his tiny torpedo ways. He'll never put up many points – his 22 in 78 games last season was the best output of his career. But Brown will bounce his undersized frame off opponents like a ping pong ball. And he forces turnovers, which he turns into shots because of his speed. Unfortunately, there are plenty of 20-point, 100-hit, 150-shot guys just like him on the wire. Brown should be there, too, not on your fantasy lineup.
  4. J.T. Brown 2014–15 Preseason Outlook
    Brown is the kind of bottom-six, energy forward that every team desires. He skates with high intensity on every shift and plays a whole lot bigger than his 5-foot-10, 172-pound frame. His offensive upside is ultimately limited, but he does have enough of a playmaker's mentality to fill in on the second-line for short spurts. The Bolts and coach Jon Cooper will count on him for important minutes, but don't count on him to make a fantasy impact for your squad.
  5. J.T. Brown 2013–14 Preseason Outlook
    Brown is a former NCAA free agent signed by the Bolts. He struggled in the AHL last season, in large part because of a slow recovery from a broken collarbone. The playmaker will need more time in the minors to grow his game, but he'll likely be a regular in a year. He won't ever be an offensive wizard, but he will one day bounce between the second and third lines. And maybe even top the 55-point mark.
  6. J.T. Brown 2012–13 Preseason Outlook
    Maybe Brown will buck the odds -- there just aren't that many college free agents who turn into consistent offensive performers in the NHL. He's probably better suited, though, as a third-line sparkplug who can pound the opposition and possibly chip in 10-12 goals. The Bolts' wings are thin among the bottom six so he has a shot at a big-league job this fall. But his fantasy impact will be slim.
J.T. Brown News Updates
Participates in 47 games in 2017-18
RWAnaheim Ducks
April 30, 2018
Brown pitched in seven points (two goals, five assists) in 2017-18, playing in 24 games with Tampa Bay and 23 contests with Anaheim.
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Watches sixth straight game
RWAnaheim Ducks
March 24, 2018
Brown was a healthy scratch for the sixth consecutive time during Friday's 3-2 overtime loss to Winnipeg.
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Playing depth role with Ducks
RWAnaheim Ducks
February 7, 2018
Brown has recorded a single goal and two assists while averaging just 10:28 of ice time through 11 games since joining Anaheim on Jan. 14.
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Finds home in Anaheim
RWAnaheim Ducks
January 14, 2018
Brown was claimed off waivers by the Ducks on Sunday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.
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