If Seider were on the Avs, he’d lose most of his PP time and about 4 minimum of ice time per game… he’d be unlikely to increase his goal totals or his number of assists. His shot blocks and hits would also decline.
Is he an arrogant person like that?
I mean he’s feisty, but the only story I’ve seen of him being arrogant was a chirp he made back in the WHL.
That's pretty tame compared to some chirps, lol. This season I heard one guy respond to a fight challenge with "I've been drafted and you shouldn't even be here. Send someone more important."
When you’re 17 heading into the draft at the end of your season, projected to be a high first rounder… And some 20 year old WHL nobody player in his last hockey season of his life is talking trash to you. And you tell him that “a year from now he’ll be working 9 to 5” and you’ll be making “$nine two five”($925k)… you’re a world class chirper.
He’s sporting a 16% shooting percentage, rare for defenseman and way above the rest of the pack. He’s due for a regression.
Probably right. Hopefully that keeps Byram’s AAV somewhat manageable.
From your lips. 21 year old defenders with a Stanley Cup ring and scoring chops will have some leverage. His agent will probably decide if it’s friendly or not. This could go either way. Kid is really freaking good. And his agent knows it just like Sakic does.
While I agree, my comment was more about leverage, which typically the team holds more of in the first post-ELC contract. Plus with his injury scares, and sustainability of his scoring rate, I certainly think it’s quite possible that that they agree to a “show/me” contract.
He was healthy and played all 20 games in the playoffs last year. Really don't care how many games he misses in the regular season if he's healthy in the playoffs.
You make it sound like Seider reached his full potential
