Lol. Obviously none of you have been following the thread. It is all about Reinhart being a "top 10 player in the league" because of his 57 goal 23-24 season and his current 132 point pace. Sooooooo going off that and ignoring the rest of his career is what we are doing.
Sooooooo based on that, we are comparing last season only and this. Based on last season, statistically
Barkov: 73GP 23g-57a-80p. 26g-64a-90p pace
Nuke: 54GP 28g-25a-53p. 43g-38a-81p pace
Some analytics and threw in other "elite" players showing how bad other players can be and how good Nuke is. Barkov is the elite of elite when it comes to defensive forwards, but Nuke is not far behind.
Player | Position | CF% | FF% | SF% | HDCF% |
Valeri Nichushkin | R | 55.53 | 53.82 | 52.39 | 52.21 |
Aleksander Barkov | C | 58.43 | 57.82 | 58.68 | 61.11 |
Nick Suzuki | C | 49.43 | 49.97 | 50.45 | 48.22 |
Kyle Connor | L | 47.51 | 47.7 | 47.85 | 44.55 |
Obviously if were going off of career accomplishments, its not close. We are going off of the players that are today and going off that, Nuke is not far behind Barkov. I think Barkov really is a top 10 player in this league because of everything he does outside of pure goals/assists and I would take him before Reinhart all day every day if I was starting a team.
Not once did I say Nuke is better, but to say "cant hold his jock" is statistically inaccurate.