He's being used in easier quality of competition than McLeod was last season, shown in the charts below. The offensive production isn't even the main issue with Henrique at this point. Our on ice defensive metrics are in the toilet with him on the ice, 2nd last among full time forwards in expected goals against per 60 and high danger chances against per 60 in fact, ahead of only Jeff Skinner. Also if anything, he's been getting favourable puck luck, leading all forwards at 102.7 and again a team leading 0.938 on ice save percentage, this isn't a guy getting unlucky with production/goals against. As for outscoring elite comps at 7-1, you've been flaming Broberg, Holloway, and McLeod a lot for their puck luck this season and meh possession numbers, but Adam Henrique's elite comps possesion numbers vs goal numbers discrepancy is even more extreme, boasting a colossally bad 38% DFF% and 40.1% CF% against elites. (The "very lucky" Broberg, Holloway, and McLeod are at 41.4%/45%, 41.7%/48.4%, and 45.6%/49.2%, respectively vs elites and do so on a weaker team with far worse defensive structure). You can't have it both ways where Broberg/Holloway/McLeod are actually bad and being carried by puck luck while Adam Henrique is great and held down by bad circumstances when the other 3 put up better possession numbers and are in worse situations than Henrique due to their poor teammates and systems.
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