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I hope so.
But we will have a sched just like everyone else's from there on. No advantage of a lighter schedule.
I think circumstances have given the Jets a couple extra days off. The Jets played their last game prior to the ALL Star break on Jan 30, while some of the cohorts in the same bye week following the All Star break played as late as Feb 1.I hope so.
But we will have a sched just like everyone else's from there on. No advantage of a lighter schedule.
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And for pennies on the dollar too, so Chevy doesn't even have to negotiate!
I hope so.
But we will have a sched just like everyone else's from there on. No advantage of a lighter schedule.
Tell that to Morrissey
Josh was probably mowing Mo’s grass while he and Helle were drinking ice tea
I guess the assumption is Horvat is having an outlier season and will go back being a ~60 pt guy, but PLD will continue to be a PPG center and keep improving?
Who would be a comparable for PLD then, any recent players be decent 50 pt guys until they are 24 then become ppg? Maybe Tage Thompson is comparable, tho he didn't have any nhl success before his breakout year, his and PLD's breakout years are similar stats and age.
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Sure. Doesn't change the fact that Jets have 12 days between games. There are a couple of other teams in the same boat. That doesn't excuse it either. It is really too long.
Agreed from a fan’s perspective. The players probably aren’t complaining.
Wouldn't go that far. Gaudreau was coming off 100+ pt season just This past FA class. And Matthews, Aho are 2024.
William nylander? Scored 80 pts/81 gp in 2021 as a 25 year old in his 6th full season. Basically the same as what PLD is currently trending for. His career ppg prior to that season was 0.73 ppg.
Bit of a side note on tage Thompson though since you mentioned him. What an crazy career arc for him. Is basically a pp fiend his draft year (1 even strength goal at Connecticut), doesn't do much in the nhl few years after drafted, traded to get ROR, switches from wing to center and is now some 6'7 highlight reel machine.
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PLD's last couple of seasons were disrupted by whatever it was went wrong in Cbus, plus trade, plus Covid, etc. Last year he matched his previous best and this year he has taken a step forward. Maybe he would have taken that step a year or 2 earlier without the disruption. We'll never know. But I don't think it is unreasonable, from watching his play this year, to expect him to level out at about a ppg for the next few years.
He was not nearly so good the last couple of weeks but the whole team was in a slump. Lets see if he can get back to his earlier form.
I don't begrudge them the mid season break. It is just too long. I'm concerned about rust. How many games is it going to take for them to get their game legs and timing back?
I am curious when they will be back skating. If they get a couple practice days in before the 11th it might not be a bad thing. Other then for us fans who have to go without hockey for the better part of 2 weeks.
Nice BTO reference.
Matthews is likely to hit free agency that summer too.
So that very likely means they will also be practicing Friday.
NJD getting Jack Hughes on that 8*8m early last year looking like a V shrewd move. 122 pts in 99 gp since start of last year.
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I didn't feel like bumping a Scheifele thread so I'll post this here.
Goals scored at the All-Star break:
McDavid - 41 (GR 32)
Pastrnak - 38 (GR 31)
Rantanen - 34 (GR 34)
Thompson - 34 (GR 32)
Hughes - 33 (GR 33)
Robertson - 33 (GR 31)
Ovechkin - 32 (GR 29)
Horvat - 31 (GR 33)
Scheifele- 31 (GR 30)
It's pretty cool that Scheif is this close to the 3rd to 6th guys on this list.
Considering the December run where he mainly had bottom 6 nobodies on his wings and then our recent dry spell pre-ASB where we hardly scored any goals.
Neat fact: Horvat lost 3 games on the season through his trade. The Islanders have fewer games remaining than Vancouver.
Goals scored at the All-Star break:
McDavid - 41 (GR 32)
Pastrnak - 38 (GR 31)
Rantanen - 34 (GR 34)
Thompson - 34 (GR 32)
Hughes - 33 (GR 33)
Robertson - 33 (GR 31)
Ovechkin - 32 (GR 29)
Horvat - 31 (GR 33)
Scheifele- 31 (GR 30)
It's pretty cool that Scheif is this close to the 3rd to 6th guys on this list.
Considering the December run where he mainly had bottom 6 nobodies on his wings and then our recent dry spell pre-ASB where we hardly scored any goals.
Neat fact: Horvat lost 3 games on the season through his trade. The Islanders have fewer games remaining than Vancouver.
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Knocked him right out of his helmet - which hit the ice long after he did.
Keep your head up boys when Trouba is out there
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5pt night for Matthew Tkachuk
Playing at a 116pt pace
So much for fluke last year.
Playing at a 116pt pace
So much for fluke last year.
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Still probably get a loser point to create more distance from the Jets.
Games like that for the Jets tend to end up with Jets coming away empty handed.
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