Final Grade: C+
Midseason Grade: C+
Season Stats: 78 GP, 15 G, 20 A, 35 Pt, +8, 134 shots
Minutes: 1061 total (8th out of 18 forwards), EV 11:42, PP 1:06, PK 0:48, ATOI: 13:36
Splits:
1st Half: 37 GP, 7 G, 8 A, 15 Pt, +5, 66 shots
2nd Half: 41 GP, 8 G, 12 A, 20 Pt, +3, 68 shots
Positions: LW (71 GP), C (8)
Lines: 2nd (51 GP), 3rd (18), 4th (9)
Linemates:
C: Arnason (51 GP), Stastny (18),
LW: Laaksonen (7 GP)
RW: Laperriere (41 GP), Hejduk (29), Svatos (5), Rycroft (3)
Career:
Report: A nice, consistent season for McLean…Decent – but not great – at many facets of the game…Passes well and works okay in the cycle game…Not a physical presence at all (12 hits)…Rather Klee-esque on the powerplay, with just 1 assist in 86 minutes of ice time…Didn’t play very well defensively at even strength…However, did well on the PK, and his ice time on the kill increased as the season wore on…50% on faceoffs – 2nd best on a lousy faceoff team…Bottom line: a good role player who can help out in a lot of situations, but doesn’t really excel at any one thing.
Fast Fact: 12 of
2007-2007 Salary: $750,000
2007-2008 Status:
Outlook:






Kinda sad to see him go. I really liked how he did with us. He definently had his moments.
Ah I think he was good…but not great. He hd his moments but I dont know if that is enough to keep him here over someone that is better than good.
Brett McLean on the second line killed me. The second line!
I still can’t get over it. Especially when Richardson does 4th line grinder minutes.
It’s the offseason, I’m supposed to be calm and collected and you go and mention Brett McLean. Of course it’s not McLean’s fault he played on that line but still.
The more I think about this last season the more I start feeling like I did after the two WCF losses to Dallas. We could have been a contender!