IDvsEGO
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Last year his xgf was poor. Low ga, but low gf.Kakko is the king of xGF. I feel like the at statistic really shouldn’t be taken into consideration for I’m anymore.
Last year his xgf was poor. Low ga, but low gf.Kakko is the king of xGF. I feel like the at statistic really shouldn’t be taken into consideration for I’m anymore.
Kakko is the king of xGF. I feel like the at statistic really shouldn’t be taken into consideration for I’m anymore.
That call in the 3rd was the worst call ive seen in years. PL probably had a good laugh with KK after the game about it.
Trocheck does, every gamePlayed another very good game. His secondary assist was the best part of the goal. Imagine our 1C trying like that for one shift.
Yup.. we ALL know which is the 1st line.Trocheck does, every game
It is possible. Probably optimistic but possible. I like setting high goals though. No sense in KK hoping just to get back to 20-40. If KK hits 60 points this season we will be in pretty good shape!
With that said KK's last season's production was pretty bad so I'm just going to wait and see. I have hope but KK will have to show me on the ice.
Which has been the point I made all off season. Kakko has high end hands, good vision, and great puck possession. He needs someone to get into the zone or at least open the ice more so he can get in.I don't think his xGF has ever been that high. His xGF% has always been great, because other teams don't generate much when he's on the ice. It's been low-event hockey.
What we're seeing to start the season has only been low-event in one direction though. I think he needs an offensively aggressive, talented player like Chytil to help with getting into the zone with possession; but when he has that, they're an absolute menace together.
I’m not sure you’re arguing against me here?
I’m saying the metrics are saying that line is playing great, the eye test matches that.
There were 6 players last year who got 60 points at 5v5.How many players a year get 60 points without power play points?
Kakko has a near zero chance of 60 points without PP.
I mean that is what the data says, that his line outplays their matchups, significantly. almost 3:1.Sorry, when you said "that's not what the data says" I thought you were referring to his line outplaying their matchups
There were 6 players last year who got 60 points at 5v5.
Mackinnon at 79 (17.28 minutes at 5v5 per game)
Mcdavid at 73 (16.53 minutes at 5v5 per game)
Kucherov at 67 (16.47 minutes at 5v5 per game)
Matthews at 61 (15.80 minutes at 5v5 per game)
Panarin at 60 (15.63 minutes at 5v5 per game)
Pastrnak at 60 (15.10 minutes at 5v5 per game)
I didn’t say he would. Just showing the math on a few things.Now there's a group that Kakko will not be joining.
How many players a year get 60 points without power play points?
Kakko has a near zero chance of 60 points without PP.
I admit it’s probably overly optimistic. But two seasons ago he got 40 points (37 at EV) getting less powerplay time than he’s getting now, mostly playing on a kid line with Chytil and Laf before they took real steps… if he gets 60 I’ll be surprised but not shocked. With a little luck he could be at PPG right now. (Small sample, I know, but that’s where we are in the season)How many players a year get 60 points without power play points?
Kakko has a near zero chance of 60 points without PP.
sure, but anyone who's getting over 60 points is getting about 18 minutes a game.It was not my prediction. I was replying to another poster.
To answer your question I think most players that are capable of getting 60 points will play some on the PP. KK has had some PP points pretty much ever season of his career.
Oh, I think that third line will get LOTS of ice time TBH. They are playing very well.sure, but anyone who's getting over 60 points is getting about 18 minutes a game.
More if they miss games.
You don't score 60 points without a decent chunk of ice time.
Jamie Benn got 60 points with 15 minutes per game total and 1/3 of his points (21) came on the PP.
So unless Kakko starts seeing alot more pp time, he needs more even strength ice time to get to 50+
a 40+ season with the ice time he's seeing, is actually a positive season. a 50+ with the ice time he's seeing would be a very impressive season, and indicative that he should be getting more ice time.
Yeah that was me. Hahaha.It was not my prediction. I was replying to another poster.
To answer your question I think most players that are capable of getting 60 points will play some on the PP. KK has had some PP points pretty much ever season of his career.
I hope so. I really do think they should be getting the 2nd most ice time. If they dont wanna mess with pp1, then give 10-16-13 the top es time, and then 50-72-24.Oh, I think that third line will get LOTS of ice time TBH. They are playing very well.
If KK is producing at a higher level he will get more playing time. If he is not producing as hoped he will get less playing time. It is not personal. Coaches are always going to want to play guys that are producing at a significantly higher than expected level more often.sure, but anyone who's getting over 60 points is getting about 18 minutes a game.
More if they miss games.
You don't score 60 points without a decent chunk of ice time.
Jamie Benn got 60 points with 15 minutes per game total and 1/3 of his points (21) came on the PP.
So unless Kakko starts seeing alot more pp time, he needs more even strength ice time to get to 50+
a 40+ season with the ice time he's seeing, is actually a positive season. a 50+ with the ice time he's seeing would be a very impressive season, and indicative that he should be getting more ice time.
Article on NHL.com about KK.
Pretty depressing lol he seems like a depressed guy
I think we’re all agreeing on that unless something really changes.There has been one player the last 20 years to have a 60 point season while getting 15 minutes/game or less.
There has been one player the last 20 years to have a 60 point season while scoring 5 PPP or less.
Kakko is not scoring 60 points.
If KK is playing at a 60 point effectiveness I believe he will play more than 15 minutes.There has been one player the last 20 years to have a 60 point season while getting 15 minutes/game or less.
There has been one player the last 20 years to have a 60 point season while scoring 5 PPP or less.
Kakko is not scoring 60 points.