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What’s Going On With Marty Biron?
by Paul on 07/09/09 at 09:42 AM ET
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from Seth Rorabaugh of Empty Netters,
We’ve hardly been kind to Martin Biron in this forum.
We’ve allowed our bitterness towards his former team wipe out any objectivity we might display in our little corner of the Internet.
But despite our bias against the Flyers, we have to admit, he’s an above average goaltender. We’ll even say he’s a good goaltender.
He’s not someone who will help you win a Stanley Cup. The past two seasons have established that. But he’s definitely good enough to get you to the playoffs and he can even win a round or two. You could do far worse than having Martin Biron in between the pipes.
That’s what makes his continued unemployment a little bit startling to us.
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