BlueForever75
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That's fair but imo goes even more to my point that he probably won't get that high up in points without PP time. Less than 10 players in the league got 60+ even strength points last season.
Alright, still think he won't be at 60 even strength points at the end of the year. That's pretty much my thoughts on it.not sure where OISH% is at this year with scoring up - I would guess it's up but I don't know by how much.
OISH% ES
Marner 13.8 (3.39p/60, 3.13p1/60)
Matthews 13.8 (4.44p/60, 3.46p1/60)
Tavares 12.7 (2.98p/60, 2.59p1/60)
Kapanen 11.7 (2.86p/60, 2.29p1/60)
Hyman 11.5 (1.43p/60, 0.72p1/60)
Johnsson 10.7 (2.16p/60, 1.68p1/60)
kappy's hardly the only shooting luck beneficiary. and that's probably not even really that high an oish% in this year's nhl.
and kappy doesn't have to keep up anywhere near that kind of p/60 to be a legit top-3nd producer.
And they weren't wrong.Doesn't mean to much but scouts used to say kap was better than nylander.
I like both Andrea's and kasperi. Tough choice but I'd probably keep the younger one
And they weren't wrong.
More like:Sign both, trade Marleau, trade Brown. Have Hyman and Grundstrom as an epic shutdown line. Next season top 6:
Johnsson-Matthews-Marner
Kapanen-Tavares-Nylander
Lol.Both. Trade Nylander in the off-season
Lol.
Dubas not gonna trade one of the core players.
So that's why he crafted a contract that makes Nylander amazingly tradable to an internal cap franchise, and a relative hindrance to a pressed up against the cap franchise like the leafs, because he's not gonna trade him.
So that's why he crafted a contract that makes Nylander amazingly tradable to an internal cap franchise, and a relative hindrance to a pressed up against the cap franchise like the leafs, because he's not gonna trade him.