Quote:
Originally Posted by boogerz
If top-tier AHL offensive talents like Kolanos, Walter, and Bartschi are "struggling" to get things done, it is probably from Ward's system. Granlund could easily and likely be another Sylvester in terms of skill and the type of numbers he'd put up on the Heat
Also, my comment is not a knock on Ward' coaching ability. He's clearly a good coach, but his "system" doesn't seem to do much for offensive productivity
|
To be fair until this season the heat really haven't had any players with offensive skills. Kolanos isn't someone who I would consider being a top tier player with his inconsistency. And Baertschi at 17 points in 19 games isn't that bad. That puts him top 10 among rookies. It would be hard to predict on how Granlund would do with the Heat. Especially since I haven't seen Granlund play live but from what I've read on here he could have decent stats especially if paired with Baertschi.