Best AHL forwards with more than 100 AHL GP that were successful in NHL?

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WhatTheDuck

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"Hard mode" of this would be to disqualify players who played in the A during a lockout

Drake Batherson is one - 103 games played, 116 pts

Nick Paul is another one from Ottawa. Mike Hoffman, too... he played during a lockout but pretty sure he would have hit 100 AHL games anyways.

I thought Mark Stone did, too, but he only hit 91 games (98 if you count playoffs). He did make me think of Ryan Dzingel, who while a marginal NHLer for the most part had a pretty successful career and I am sure played well over 100 AHL games. JG Pageau is another one.

I remember watching the BSens during Paul's last tenure there and wondering what the heck the org was still needing him to prove. Very clearly looked like an NHL player
 

ThatGuy22

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Marco Rossi hit 116 in the AHL, and while his career is still young is looking like a long time top 6 or top 9 at worst player.
 

Maverick41

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Two borderline cases from Germany:

1) Tom Kühnhackl
His NHL career may have been a little too short to qualify (though he played in quite a few playoff games), but he lucked into and also contributed to winning two Stanley Cups. Some of his AHL games came after he fizzled out of the NHL.

League
ASC
YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-
NA flag
AHL
71813542770.4375292100220.2021
NA flag
ECHL
21887150.8314121106060.6063
NA flag
NHL
52321836540.2360255838110.19105

2) Marcel Goc
Never really more than a 3rd or 4th liner, but he carved out a career of 600+ games in 11 years.

League
ASC
YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-
NA flag
AHL
21543255870.565290
NA flag
NHL
11636751131880.30157-21963510150.2414-1
 

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