Fair to say he's more of a rush guy and gets a surprisingly high proportion of his points at even strength, compare to Seamus Casey who had 51.1 % of his points off powerplay, Levshunov only had 22.9 % of points off the powerplay. Also of note, Levshunov was a much more tilting player at 5 on 5 than Casey, whom a lot of people like. I do think Levshunov can be a PP1 QB, especially with the way he skates and shoots the puck, but that there is work to be done before he is there. MSU had one of the better powerplays in the country with Levshunov at PP1 (not as good as Michigan, but much better than say, Minnesota), but they were pretty balanced as a unit and their PP2 got its fair share as well.
Anyways, won't bemoan any points too much, just hope people don't groan too much if Levshunov is the guy that they prefer. I think there's just a big disconnect between the main HFBoards discussion on him and how he's being viewed around the scouting world. I really don't think he's a trainwreck as it is sometimes insinuated and he wouldn't have had as successful a season he did if he was unless he was just insanely lucky, which nothing really points towards. Sometimes I think there's a bit of an effect where rushing defensemen get overly nay-sayed and picked apart regarding their own end play and people miss how impactful they are as far as what they are bringing and the pressure it puts on other teams.