Charles Hudon has, at no time "dominated" the AHL. That is a hysterically hyperbolic statement. He's proven to be a solid offensive contributor at the minor league level, but he has fallen considerably short of a point-per-game in the American League. To say he's been dominant just makes you look silly.
The jury is not out on whether he's a Top 6 forward in the NHL. The jury is out on whether he is an NHL player period.
So according to you, dominating the ahl means to go point-per-game?
So I guess only 3-4 players are capable of dominating the ahl in a year since that's the amount of players who go ppg while playing a considerable amount of games.
In Hudon's first year in the ahl (2014-2015), he finished 22nd in the league in points. (2nd in pts among rookies). Only 2 players who played 50+ games finished ppg. Both of them were overagers (27+ years old).
In his 2nd year, he finished 4th in goals in the league. Only 5 players who played 50+ games went ppg. Two of them were over 27 years old, and all of them except 1 were older than Hudon.
This year, he was in the top 5 in scoring before getting recalled.
To say he's not been dominant makes you look silly.
But I guess I'm not surprised. Looking back at your previous posts on Hudon, well they are all negative post about him.
