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Alexei Protas broke the record for the most points in a regular season by a Belarusian player

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61 points in 68 games right now for the first place

Sharangovich 59PTS/82GP - second place
Grabovski 58PTS/81GP - third place

29 goals on the season, need 3 more to beat Rango's 31 goals from 23/24 season

By far the best P/60 ratio, +/-, and many more + basically no PP time (Rango and Grabo played PP a lot in their top seasons)

Average TOI: 16:31 (Rango 17:18 and Grabo 19:21)

League wide his 56 ES points ranks him at 7th place above Marner, Crosby, Panarin, Rantanen, Eichel, Bratt, etc

+42 ranks him on top of the league (meh stat i know, McDonagh +34, McNabb +33)

Let's appreciate the big fella from Vitebsk. If we were to give out non-existent awards, he would win the Most Improved Player Trophy by a landslide
 
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I just assumed Andrei Kostitsyn held that record but he never did better than 53pts in 78gp (.679ppg).
Aliaksei is what AK-46 could have been, had he displayed just average work ethic.

Like you said, the fact that Protas has done so with limited PP is solid.
If he can start using his huge frame and hit, he could even become a fantasy staple.
 
DiglettDangles said:
I just assumed Andrei Kostitsyn held that record but he never did better than 53pts in 78gp (.679ppg).
Aliaksei is what AK-46 could have been, had he displayed just average work ethic.

Like you said, the fact that Protas has done so with limited PP is solid.
If he can start using his huge frame and hit, he could even become a fantasy staple.
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Same here. I thought Kostitsyn had at least a 70 pts season
 
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DiglettDangles said:
I just assumed Andrei Kostitsyn held that record but he never did better than 53pts in 78gp (.679ppg).
Aliaksei is what AK-46 could have been, had he displayed just average work ethic.

Like you said, the fact that Protas has done so with limited PP is solid.
If he can start using his huge frame and hit, he could even become a fantasy staple.
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ViD said:
Same here. I thought Kostitsyn had at least a 70 pts season
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Its the Mandela Effect lol no doubt about it, i was like 100% sure AK46 had 70 points season when i was checking stats month ago or so. It turned out he is behind Grabo and Sharangovich
 
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