SC2GM
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- May 16, 2016
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In what WORLD would a NHL player not come close to getting 40 points when playing on the first line every season and getting power play time? IN WHAT WORLD? Freaking fourth liners, who get next to zero ice time per game and zero power play time, get around 20 points...*tilts head to the side*
We got a player who has put up 40 point per game numbers in 4 of his 5 seasons for under 2 million a year, and you are just ****ting on it constantly for no real reason. You are weird.
Kyle freaking Brodziak had 33 points last season. Fourth line player playing 13 minutes a game. Tell me how many freaking points you'd think Brodziak would get if playing with McDavid, Taylor Hall, and Getzlaf, instead of freaking Sundqvist?
There is such a thing as being a product of your environment. It's insane to me. If anyone calls Maroon a 40 point player, then you HAVE to call A LOT of 4th liners 40 point players.
For some reason this obvious truth is something people overlook unintentionally or intentionally. It's not rocket science. If you get more ice time, you get more points. If you play with better players, you get more points. If you're getting minutes + great line mates, then you need to perform at what that level enables. 40 points is a huge under performance. On the flip side, 40 points on the fourth line is a GREAT season and a huge over performance. Things have more depth to them than points per season.
Btw, I like Brodziak and didn't mean to slight him. He's probably far more valuable than Maroon.