Must Watch: Edvinsson Fights After Berggren Clinches Griffins' Win with Empty Netter

When you think about the promise of Simon Edvinsson, you think about his unique combination of size and grace.  He's listed at six-foot-six, but his skating and puck skills seem to be lifted off a much smaller man.

At the conclusion of the Grand Rapids Griffins' 6-4 Saturday night win over the Belleville Senators, Edvinsson showed a different side to his combination of power and ease, after Jonatan Berggren scored the empty-net goal to clinch the win.

Edvinsson found himself in the thick of a post-whistle skirmish and proceeded to dominate Belleville's Angus Crookshank (officially listed at 5-foot-10) in a fight that Edvinsson didn't even seem all that interested in.

It takes a special kind of athlete to win a fight in a professional hockey game where the prevailing emotion you give off is apathy, and clearly, Edvinsson is a special athlete.

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