He plays with 4th liners on the PP?27 points in 35 games while playing with 2 4th liner on 5v5 .
How many of his 10 even strength points come with those 4th liners?
He plays with 4th liners on the PP?27 points in 35 games while playing with 2 4th liner on 5v5 .
He plays with 4th liners on the PP?
How many of his 10 even strength points come with those 4th liners?
What's wild is anyone thinking this wouldn't happen, look at his career, so sporadic.Laine has just 6 points in his last 14 games… 2 goals in his last 16 games.
while averaging barely 13 minutes TOI in that 14 game span.
over his last 2 seasons he has played in a total of 52 games out of a possible 164.
in those 52 games, he has 33 points. over an 82 game season, he’d be on pace for just 52 points.
wowza.
8.7 million dollar cap hit.
such a weird career.
Heatley was vastly better player. Both are dickheads though.
True, not a good comparison. My mistake.Both? Heatley got a man killed for crissakes.
I think it will probably look a lot like Jonathan Drouin contractsBest PP player in the league.
5 on 5? Not so much. But he's coming from a long time off. He's slowly but surely improving. I don't think he'll ever be a guy who drives the play but he can certainly finish it. One of the most interesting storylines next year we'll be seeing how much he can get on a contract. No doubt his goals are extremely valuable but they come almost exclusively with the man advantage.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the world's largest ocean plastic accumulation, located between Hawaii and California. Spanning 1.6 million square kilometers, it consists of plastics ranging from large fishing nets to tiny microplastics.
Formed by the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre, it's not a solid "island" but a concentration of approximately 1.8 trillion plastic pieces weighing 80,000 metric tons. These plastics harm marine life through ingestion and entanglement and fishermen around the area are alarmed about their increasingly empty nets.
Researchers claim it is the biggest pile of floating trash in the world, but a small number of hockey fans insist that the title belongs to ice hockey player Patrik Laine. A clear difference between the two is that while the Garbage Patch empties nets in the ocean, Laine somehow keeps filling them with pucks.