Observations:

March 2013 - Brown broke his collarbone in December and it couldn't have happened at a worse time...Was probably a lock for the Lightning, but instead was healing...Since passed on the depth chart by Killorn and perhaps even Panik...Still potential for numbers at the NHL level, but the Lightning seem to be set in their top six. His value takes a hit. - Dobber

March, 2012 – Quickness is the name of Brown’s game, as he possesses extremely quick hands and feet. The Minnesota native went to the University of Minnesota-Duluth in 2010, and helped them win the National Championship, as well as being named to the WCHA All-Rookie team. Brown, who plays bigger than his size, tallied 47 points in 29 games for the Bulldogs this season. He is the son of former Minnesota Vikings running back Ted Brown.

Fantasy Outlook: B-

Brown has big-league quickness and a fearlessness to overcome his size, but don’t expect him to produce like a superstar.

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J.T. Brown with a huge hit:

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