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Originally Posted by Henry Fool
If he's at 36% at the end of the season, maybe then there's a discussion, but even then I completely fail to see why you couldn't count on him improving with experience and coaching. Practically everyone does, so why would Granlund be an exception?
Right now he's 10 games in. Someone said that he did better last season. I doubt he's regressed, it's just small sample sizes.
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Last year he was 28w-26l so overall in his 17 games he is 87w-127l or 40.6%.
Still only 17 games so a small sample size but something that needs to improve if he is going to stay there in my opinion.