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I said 10-14. He has a Matthews calibre shot.
by that rational he should have 1 by his 7th season....
I said 10-14. He has a Matthews calibre shot.
Matthews is more likely to finish with 1-4 50+ goal seasons than he is to finish with 10-14 of them.
You ever look at the 05-06 Capitals roster?Not enough is being made of this.
Sans Bedard, every other top six forward would be 3rd and 4th liners on other teams.
Must be one of the worst rosters in recent memory
I think Bedard has the ability to get at least 2 60+ goal seasons and hit 50 at least 5 times minimum.
~ 8 - 100 + point seasons
~ 3 times over 120.
Yes generational expectations
Takes over from McDavid in about 5 or so seasons, unless McDavid decides to cruise through regular seasons in order to Amp it up for post seasons.
McDavid will do it , Bedard should at least follow right behind.
You ever look at the 05-06 Capitals roster?
Wait waitI would expect a quite bit more, if he is indeed to fulfill his "generational" potential, as you put it.
Those numbers are for the ilk of players likes of McTavish, Beniers, Cooley, Fantilli, etc. Basically your average top 10 forwards in the NHL at any one time. Not the numbers you would expect out of a generational talent given today's higher scoring rates. Heck, even Hughs might end up with a step above those numbers.
Those Caps were pretty bad.
Not nearly as atrocious as the Hawks are right now though.
I would expect a quite bit more, if he is indeed to fulfill his "generational" potential, as you put it.
Those numbers are for the ilk of players likes of McTavish, Beniers, Cooley, Fantilli, etc. Basically your average top 10 forwards in the NHL at any one time. Not the numbers you would expect out of a generational talent given today's higher scoring rates. Heck, even Hughs might end up with a step above those numbers.
Those Caps were pretty bad.
Not nearly as atrocious as the Hawks are right now though.
Mason McTavish will score 100 points 8 times in his career? LMAO come back down to earth with the rest of us.I would expect a quite bit more, if he is indeed to fulfill his "generational" potential, as you put it.
Those numbers are for the ilk of players likes of McTavish, Beniers, Cooley, Fantilli, etc. Basically your average top 10 forwards in the NHL at any one time. Not the numbers you would expect out of a generational talent given today's higher scoring rates. Heck, even Hughs might end up with a step above those numbers.
Those Caps were pretty bad.
Not nearly as atrocious as the Hawks are right now though.
Even in the current high scoring environment, scoring 100 points is still a ~top 10 scoring finish.I would expect a quite bit more, if he is indeed to fulfill his "generational" potential, as you put it.
Those numbers are for the ilk of players likes of McTavish, Beniers, Cooley, Fantilli, etc. Basically your average top 10 forwards in the NHL at any one time. Not the numbers you would expect out of a generational talent given today's higher scoring rates. Heck, even Hughs might end up with a step above those numbers.
Even in the current high scoring environment, scoring 100 points is still a ~top 10 scoring finish.
For reference, the following players have finished this many times top 10 in NHL scoring:
Malkin 4
Bure 4
Forsberg 5
Stamkos 6
Yzerman 6
Kane 7
Selänne 7
Ovechkin 8
Sakic 10
Crosby 12
And that's not accounting for shortened seasons either, which will likely continue to happen in the future. Even if scoring stays high, anybody scoring eight 100 point seasons is 100% a first ballot HoFer and likely considered an all-time great. Three 120+ point seasons and two 60+ goal seasons also means several seasons at MVP/Art Ross contending level. Even in the low end of that projection (121 points, 61 goals, exactly 100 points in every other 100 point season), that guy surely goes down as a top 3 forward of his own era at minimum, at least based on completed regular season accomplishments.
Crazy how Crosby has 12 top 10 finishes with all the injuries he had. How many did Jagr have?
This. So many people I talk hockey with irl are hyper focused on his size.Too much is made of his stature. Legit measured at 5’9.75, 185 pounds. If he has problems they won’t be build-related.
how the hell would 40 g be a rookie disappointment
Crosby had 39 at 18 and bedard is a much better shooterYou people are nuts with your predictions and expectations for Connor Bedard.
- although voters not so much, 2nd most voters voted for 1st option; none
If he scores more than 25 goals and 60 points in his rookie season,
i'm happily surprised. - continues to build on that over the years,
50 goals could be possible, but i'd put the 40 goal mark as the first mark for him.
- like someone said, it took Matthews 7 years to get 50 goals
its super hard for 18 year old player to score from the get go.
its even more so when you are 5 foot 9 ½ center.
Time will tell what will happen.
40 goal rookie season from an 18 year old would be nuts, historically insane good
i just don't see that happening.
You people are nuts with your predictions and expectations for Connor Bedard.
- although voters not so much, 2nd most voters voted for 1st option; none
If he scores more than 25 goals and 60 points in his rookie season,
i'm happily surprised. - continues to build on that over the years,
50 goals could be possible, but i'd put the 40 goal mark as the first mark for him.
- like someone said, it took Matthews 7 years to get 50 goals
its super hard for 18 year old player to score from the get go.
its even more so when you are 5 foot 9 ½ center.
Time will tell what will happen.
40 goal rookie season from an 18 year old would be nuts, historically insane good
i just don't see that happening.