08-12-2017, 12:52 AM
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Lifetime Suspension
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Gaudreau - 32G/51A/83P
Monahan - 35G/36A/71P
Backlund - 24G/31A/55P
Frolik - 16G/26A/42P
Tkachuk - 17G/40A/57P
Bennett - 22G/22A/44P
Versteeg - 19G/24A/43P
Lazar - 12G/14A/26P
Jankowski - 11G/22A/33P
Ferland - 22G/16A/38P
Hamilton - 15G/41A/56P
Giordano - 10G/29A/39P
Brodie - 7G/39A/46P
Stone - 8G/18A/26P
Hamonic - 4G/20A/24P
(All of these paced for 82 games, so obviously injuries will occur and skew these totals.)
Yeah I was optimistic, but I don't see any of those being super reaches.
Versteeg paced for 44 points last year, but only played in 69 games.
I actually think I was sort of cautious with Dougie, he could break 60 seeing more PP time.
I'm expecting a big season from Brodie, especially now with it looking like he's going to be seeing time with an NHL caliber partner. Whether that be Hamonic, or Stone, it's still a tremendous upgrade from Jokipakka/Engellend/Wideman and I see it doing nothing but helping his game on both ends of the ice.
Gaudreau & Monahan are talented, will (hopefully) be playing injury-free, are both beyond contract controversies and are already accustomed to GG's system. They both ended the season on a hot-streak. A good start is all what separates them from their current level to where I think they have the potential to be.
Here's hoping for more growth from Tkachuk and Bennett. Chucky could hit that wall, but I think he's too good to. An elite passer, so it wouldn't shock me to see him skyward of 40 assists. For Bennett, again a good start is crucial. He's a force when he's playing his game (as we saw in the PO's). Please stop taking those bad O-zone penalties and avoid GG's doghouse. If he can do that, I see no reason why he can't take that proverbial 'next step'.
Lazar/Ferland/Janko could all probably be lowered, but I have high hopes for Jankowski and hope to see him with the big club all season. Stajan and Chiasson had 23 and 24 point seasons respectfully and I think Lazar is at least as talented as either of them. Ferland is on the high-side for sure, but he should see career numbers if he's able to gel and stick on that top line.
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08-12-2017, 06:27 AM
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#22
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First Line Centre
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Love
Gaudreau - 32G/51A/83P
Monahan - 35G/36A/71P
Backlund - 24G/31A/55P
Frolik - 16G/26A/42P
Tkachuk - 17G/40A/57P
Bennett - 22G/22A/44P
Versteeg - 19G/24A/43P
Lazar - 12G/14A/26P
Jankowski - 11G/22A/33P
Ferland - 22G/16A/38P
Hamilton - 15G/41A/56P
Giordano - 10G/29A/39P
Brodie - 7G/39A/46P
Stone - 8G/18A/26P
Hamonic - 4G/20A/24P
(All of these paced for 82 games, so obviously injuries will occur and skew these totals.)
Yeah I was optimistic, but I don't see any of those being super reaches.
Versteeg paced for 44 points last year, but only played in 69 games.
I actually think I was sort of cautious with Dougie, he could break 60 seeing more PP time.
I'm expecting a big season from Brodie, especially now with it looking like he's going to be seeing time with an NHL caliber partner. Whether that be Hamonic, or Stone, it's still a tremendous upgrade from Jokipakka/Engellend/Wideman and I see it doing nothing but helping his game on both ends of the ice.
Gaudreau & Monahan are talented, will (hopefully) be playing injury-free, are both beyond contract controversies and are already accustomed to GG's system. They both ended the season on a hot-streak. A good start is all what separates them from their current level to where I think they have the potential to be.
Here's hoping for more growth from Tkachuk and Bennett. Chucky could hit that wall, but I think he's too good to. An elite passer, so it wouldn't shock me to see him skyward of 40 assists. For Bennett, again a good start is crucial. He's a force when he's playing his game (as we saw in the PO's). Please stop taking those bad O-zone penalties and avoid GG's doghouse. If he can do that, I see no reason why he can't take that proverbial 'next step'.
Lazar/Ferland/Janko could all probably be lowered, but I have high hopes for Jankowski and hope to see him with the big club all season. Stajan and Chiasson had 23 and 24 point seasons respectfully and I think Lazar is at least as talented as either of them. Ferland is on the high-side for sure, but he should see career numbers if he's able to gel and stick on that top line.
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Yes, might be a bit optimistic, with an estimated total of 254 goals for, that's an average of more than 3 per game!
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08-12-2017, 12:25 PM
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#23
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Lifetime Suspension
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Macindoc
Yes, might be a bit optimistic, with an estimated total of 254 goals for, that's an average of more than 3 per game!
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Hard to fathem the 83/84 Oilers had 446 goals! That record will probably stand for a while to come.
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08-12-2017, 12:28 PM
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#24
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Calgary
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot_Flatus
I think Hamilton 'breaks out' offensively big time this year. I use this term loosely as he's already producing at a high level. 15-20 goals and 40-45 assists would not surprise me in the least.
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Wow, if out 13th forward Freddie Hamilton scores 20 goals and 40 assists we'll be rolling!
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08-12-2017, 09:59 PM
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#25
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: Paradise
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Gaudreau - 26G/45A/71P
Monahan - 33G/30A/63P
Backlund - 20G/30A/50P
Tkachuk - 15G/34A/49P
Frolik - 17G/26A/43P
Versteeg - 14G/24A/38P
Bennett - 19G/19A/38P
Ferland - 21G/15A/36P
Jankowski - 9G/20A/29P
Lazar - 11G/15A/26P
Brouwer - 13G/13A/26P
Stajan - 4G/14A/18P
Hamilton - 20G/41A/61P
Giordano - 13G/30A/43P
Brodie - 5G/35A/40P
Hamonic - 6G/20A/26P
Stone - 7G/15A/22P
Kulak - 2G/11A/13P
I was bored so I took a stab at it. Obviously there will be injuries so it's just for fun.
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08-14-2017, 01:57 AM
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#26
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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This is assuming they all play 82 games:
Gaudreau: 28G-54A = 84
Monahan: 36G-33A = 69
Backlund: 22G-29A = 51
Tkachuk: 20G-30A = 50
Frolik: 18G-24A = 42
Versteeg: 15G-28A = 43
Bennett: 25G-20A = 45
Ferland: 18G-15A = 33
Jankowski: 8G-21A = 29
Lazar: 15G-15A = 30
Brouwer: 12G-10A = 22
Stajan: 9G-19A = 28
Hamilton: 15G-40A = 55
Giordano: 10G-35A = 45
Brodie: 3G-41A = 44
Hamonic: 5G-12A = 17
Stone: 8G-20A = 28
Kulak: 3G-13A = 16
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08-14-2017, 09:18 AM
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#27
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Franchise Player
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Macindoc
Yes, might be a bit optimistic, with an estimated total of 254 goals for, that's an average of more than 3 per game!
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And that's only counting 15 players.
If those 15 players do that, Calgary is likely leading the NHL in goals.
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08-14-2017, 09:43 AM
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#28
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Franchise Player
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OP is actually pretty reasonable, I think. I might move things 5 points one way or the other but that's just nitpicking.
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08-14-2017, 10:55 AM
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#29
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Scoring Winger
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Penticton, BC
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3 per game.....
Oh you said point...i thought you said Pint total!
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