StIvany4Norris
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Thank you for the brave, useful commentLol none of this will happen at all.
Your insight is unmatched
Thank you for the brave, useful commentLol none of this will happen at all.
I seem to remember him dummying the guy you've named yourself after.RNH is a vanilla player, soft as marshmallows.
I seem to remember him dummying the guy you've named yourself after.
Trying to downplay secondary assists on the powerplay is pretty dumb. I don't expect Nuge to repeat what he did last year, but there's not much reason to think that the Oilers powerplay.From Dobber Hockey a couple months ago:
Nugent-Hopkins led the league with 39 secondary assists, with the next-highest total being 34. His secondary assist rate had jumped from about 45% over the last few seasons to 58% in 2022-23. That's a fairly high normal rate for secondary assists, which might be indicative of a player riding the coattails of Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl on the Oilers power play. In fact, Nugent-Hopkins also led all players with 25 secondary power-play assists, with the next-highest total being 20.
Overall, the Nuge had recorded 67 assists total for his first 100-point season, a total that was rather unexpected considering that he never previously even had a 70-point season. A point decline, and maybe even a sharp one, seems to be in the cards here. Even a small decline on the Edmonton power play could have an adverse impact on his numbers, as over half of RNH's assists were on the power play (38 PPA). Just over half of his overall points (53 of 104) were on the power play. A McDavid or Draisaitl injury could also cut into Nugent-Hopkins' scoring.
Came here to say the same. If he plays with McDavid, I wouldn't be surprised if he potted 50 a la Jonathan Cheechoo.Does Connor Brown count?
Trying to downplay secondary assists on the powerplay is pretty dumb. I don't expect Nuge to repeat what he did last year, but there's not much reason to think that the Oilers powerplay.
Last year? Awful take. Stop.Karlsson is not gonna turn Pettersson into a 60 pt player lol. Has Karlsson even had a 60 primary point season in his career?
Lol, what a weird response. It wasn't a "take"... I made a minor factual mistake which I acknowledged within 5 mins of posting AND EDITED INTO MY POST A WEEK BEFORE YOU RESPONDED TO IT.Last year? Awful take. Stop.
Lol, what a weird response. It wasn't a "take"... I made a minor factual mistake which I acknowledged within 5 mins of posting AND EDITED INTO MY POST A WEEK BEFORE YOU RESPONDED TO IT.
Regardless, that wasn't the point at all. The point was that he's not turning a 20ish point player into a 60 point player. It was not a criticism of Karlsson at all, he's literally one of my favourite players ever.
Again, weird ass response. I think you need to take a deep breath.
Lol, weird as hell. Did I call you out for something dumb you said that I don’t remember? Ironically, this being a grudge is the least strange explanation for your response.Brutal. Leave the thread.
HahahahaOn the habs, I could see Matheson scoring 60+ pts
That's so bad. Gotta think they're gonna do something before the season starts. I don't see how a playoff team can have center depth like that.Probably Zacha. He’s going to be the Bruins #1C. I could see Geekie emerging too
Zacha
Geekie
Coyle
Boqvist
Brown
Not the sexiest on paper but it could surprise us.
Would recommend replacing the piss in your cheerios for milk.Brutal. Leave the thread.
Dog the Pens roster definitely is not significantly more exciting. Its just old . Believe me the Rangers have tried to play this card so many times and its so utterly painful to watch. Godsspeed brotherPettersson had 24 points in 68 games last season on a significantly less exciting roster and with a significantly less talented partner
Just seeing more ice time and continuing to improve at both ends this year probably puts him closer to 35-40 if he's healthy
If Karlsson works then yes I think there's a chance he can become a 50+ point player, happy to revisit in 3-4 months