BlueBaron
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Petty chart. Where does it say he can't score 100 points?
Not worth arguing about. He'll either do it or he won't.
Petty chart. Where does it say he can't score 100 points?
Petty chart. Where does it say he can't score 100 points?
Not worth arguing about. He'll either do it or he won't.
His career average and his season average after the first 10 games of each streak hover between 0.8-0.85 ppg
In the last 72 games of the season, he would have thus gotten a maximum of 0.85 x 72=61 points
His highest ever point total in his first 10 games of any gam streak is 17.
61+17 = 78 points for the whole season, if he would've played every game
He gets really, really tired as the season goes on.
That is an incredible amount of analyses to conclude something you cant possibly know until he is done developing. You're trying really hard so this must mean a lot to you but your position obviously has an agenda for you to overlook the gaping holes. You are basically saying he can't improve which is obviously not a typical opinion for a player his age with his type of deployment. Add two minutes of icetime and your fancy chart gets flushed down the toilet. Put him with Marner, same. He doesn't even need to improve to do it. He probably will though...you will be one of the few people shocked by it.His career average and his season average after the first 10 games of each streak hover between 0.8-0.85 ppg
In the last 72 games of the season, he would have thus gotten a maximum of 0.85 x 72=61 points
His highest ever point total in his first 10 games of any gam streak is 17.
61+17 = 78 points for the whole season, if he would've played every game
He gets really, really tired as the season goes on.
Jack Hughes is going to change that statFun fact: The Maple Leafs have had only 4 player-seasons of 100 points in franchise history -- two by Darryl Sittler and two by Doug Gilmour (and Sittler's lesser one was exactly 100, so he barely made it). Compare:
Number of 100-point player-seasons (franchises in existence since 1979-80):
0 - New Jersey / Colorado / Kansas City
4 - Toronto
4 - Dallas (0) / Minnesota (4)
5 - Carolina (1) / Hartford (4)
6 - NY Rangers
6 - Vancouver
6 - Buffalo
7 - Washington
8 - Arizona (0) / Winnipeg (8)
9 - Philadelphia
10 - Calgary (8) / Atlanta (2)
10 - Montreal
11 - Detroit
11 - Chicago
13 - St.Louis
18 - NY Islanders
21 - Colorado (5) / Quebec (16)
23 - L.A.
23 - Boston
31 - Edmonton
33 - Pittsburgh
So, yeah, if a Leaf -- say, Marner or Matthews -- can get to 100 points this year or anytime in the future, it would be kind of a big accomplishment, esp. given Toronto's remarkable history of producing few such players.
(Jersey is sort of amazing.)
As for Matthews, I don't see him as a as a 100 pt guy, career high in points with 71 this year, he's not close so far. He's been good during the odd 10 game stretch or so, and I think he's been ok in the playoffs this year, but achieving 100 pts is really hard to do. I don't see it happening. After 3 yrs in the league, I think its safe to say we know Matthews with be a solid 60-70 pt guy who will score goals in bunches when hot, and have long stretches where he is invisible.