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Originally Posted by Ashasx
Will say though, Brett Kulak is having a monster year... another goal tonight gives him 13 on the season. He had only 12 in exactly twice as many games last year. 36 points in 36 games.
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yup. Culkin is having another good season as well, by the way ... he often seems to get forgotten because he plays in the Q or whatever, but he's been solid for the Remparts as their captain, playing tough minutes. He's fourth in league scoring among defensemen, plus he's third in team scoring with 29 points (second best D on the team has 16). I remember Weisbrod saying after last year's draft that it's "exciting to see Kulak and Culkin grow side by side" ... I would agree.
BRETT KULAK (6'1" and 185)
2010-11 - Vancouver Giants - 3 GP, 0 G + 0 A = 0 P, 0 PIM, -1 [0.00 PPG]
2011-12 - Vancouver Giants - 72 GP, 9 G + 15 A = 24 P, 22 PIM, +29 [0.33 PPG]
2012-13 - Vancouver Giants - 72 GP, 12 G + 32 A = 44 P, 34 PIM, -34 [0.61 PPG]
2013-14 - Vancouver Giants - 36 GP, 13 G + 23 A = 36 P, 33 PIM, -2 [1.00 PPG]
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TOTALS - 183 GP, 34 G + 70 A = 104 P, 89 PIM, -8
RYAN CULKIN (6'2" and 201)
2010-11 - Quebec Remparts - 40 GP, 6 G + 5 A = 11 P, 12 PIM, +1 [0.30 PPG]
2011-12 - Quebec Remparts - 60 GP, 6 G + 19 A = 25 P, 28 PIM, +9 [0.42 PPG]
2012-13 - Quebec Remparts - 67 GP, 5 G + 40 A = 45 P, 46 PIM, +28 [0.67 PPG]
2013-14 - Quebec Remparts - 31 GP, 3 G + 26 A = 29 P, 14 PIM, -3 [0.93 PPG]
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TOTALS - 198 GP, 20 G + 90 A = 110 P, 100 PIM, +35
Kulak obviously scores way more goals, but in terms of points per game, they are remarkably similar (0.57 and 0.55 over their careers).