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2022–23 Time On Ice Stats
- Average Time On Ice: 15:39
- Average Power Play TOI: 0:37
- Average Short-Handed TOI: 1:30
Ice Time
Power Play
Short-Handed
2020–21
16:21
1:48
0:36
2021–22
19:46
2:07
0:47
2022–23
15:39
0:37
1:30
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The Senators finally decided to give Brannstrom an extended run at the end of last season as the team was going nowhere once again and the young Swede responded well. Brannstrom played in each of Ottawa's final 16 games, ultimately finishing with two goals and 13 points in 30 contests. He is the exact type of player the Sens should be handing a ton of ice time. Brannstrom has a boatload of offensive ability and will play the entire 2021-22 season at age 22. His defensive zone coverage needs work and his minutes may need to be sheltered a bit at even strength, but there is no reason for Ottawa to not run Brannstrom out there every night given its lack of depth on the blue line. Fantasy managers may want to take a wait-and-see approach here.