Training camp can't start soon enough. Give you guys something real to talk about instead of what if stories...
As an enormous Brady fan, no I do not think he will ever get 90 points.Hey guys. My apologies if this has been discussed ad naseum in this thread. Wanted to know what Sens fans think Brady’s ceiling is? Keith was my favorite player growing up (hence my username), so I’ve enjoyed following the next generation of Tkachuks.
Brady seems poised for a breakout ala MacKinnon. He’s generated a ton of chances his first few seasons but it hasn’t translated into big production. Do you guys think that trend will continue do to lack of finishing ability, etc., or do you think the puck luck will start to turn his way a bit, especially as the team around him gets better? Does he have 90+ point potential, or he is more of a 60-80 guy
I see him top out as an 80pt guy, with maybe an up random season where he comes close to or hits 90 pts but generally will fall in that 75-80 pt pace range. All speculation at this point though. We know he's capable of 70 pt on a good year anyways.Hey guys. My apologies if this has been discussed ad naseum in this thread. Wanted to know what Sens fans think Brady’s ceiling is? Keith was my favorite player growing up (hence my username), so I’ve enjoyed following the next generation of Tkachuks.
Brady seems poised for a breakout ala MacKinnon. He’s generated a ton of chances his first few seasons but it hasn’t translated into big production. Do you guys think that trend will continue do to lack of finishing ability, etc., or do you think the puck luck will start to turn his way a bit, especially as the team around him gets better? Does he have 90+ point potential, or he is more of a 60-80 guy?
I think he will once or twice in his career. Especially if scoring league wide keeps trending up and the Sens put together an epic season.As an enormous Brady fan, no I do not think he will ever get 90 points.
Hey guys. My apologies if this has been discussed ad naseum in this thread. Wanted to know what Sens fans think Brady’s ceiling is? Keith was my favorite player growing up (hence my username), so I’ve enjoyed following the next generation of Tkachuks.
Brady seems poised for a breakout ala MacKinnon. He’s generated a ton of chances his first few seasons but it hasn’t translated into big production. Do you guys think that trend will continue do to lack of finishing ability, etc., or do you think the puck luck will start to turn his way a bit, especially as the team around him gets better? Does he have 90+ point potential, or he is more of a 60-80 guy?
I think he'll be a perennial 35g 35a player which is something I'm fine with. As long as he knows how to use his body to draw defenders to him or take advantage of open ice near goalies, he'll put up points and physically punish anyone near himHey guys. My apologies if this has been discussed ad naseum in this thread. Wanted to know what Sens fans think Brady’s ceiling is? Keith was my favorite player growing up (hence my username), so I’ve enjoyed following the next generation of Tkachuks.
Brady seems poised for a breakout ala MacKinnon. He’s generated a ton of chances his first few seasons but it hasn’t translated into big production. Do you guys think that trend will continue do to lack of finishing ability, etc., or do you think the puck luck will start to turn his way a bit, especially as the team around him gets better? Does he have 90+ point potential, or he is more of a 60-80 guy?
Good post, most don't realize how important Tkachuk is to this team on the ice & not to mention everything he does off the ice to keep this group tight & together.Tkachuk has had naysayers since the day we drafted him. It started with not being able to score at all. Last year he exceeded numbers that many thought would be career highs, in a season where his line mates both missed considerable time (with only sub par replacements available) and he himself missed training camp
Who knows what his best season will be numbers wise. I think he'll be able to consistently pot 30. To me, his physical game as a first line talent is as important to the team as numbers. If the opponents put out their top pairs against him, it leaves our next line playing against less than top pair. And if the opponents put out their top pairs against the Stuetzle line, then they're going to struggle to contain Tkachuk.
Him, Norris, Chabot all have to step up. They are 8 mill players.
I am pretty sure by now most know the importance he brings to the team.Good post, most don't realize how important Tkachuk is to this team on the ice & not to mention everything he does off the ice to keep this group tight & together.