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Originally Posted by Fire of the Phoenix
Colborne had 24 points in 55 games in 15/16 before finishing the season on a 91 point pace. His previous two years, he combined for 56 points in 144 games.
That means, prior to his 1.5 month hot streak, he had scored at 0.402 ppg pace in his career as a Calgary Flame, or a 33 point pace.
Chiasson, with all his struggles last year, has managed a 0.342 ppg pace in his career, or a 28 point pace. Prior to last season, he scored at a 0.42 ppg, or a 34 point pace.
But these are TOTALLY different players on TOTALLY different tiers I guess. It's completely inconceivable that the Flames view them as remotely similar. No way Chaisson could ever be competition for Colborne, no way at all. That's just the crazy ramblings of a weirdo firmly in the grasp of reefer madness.
I suppose there's no chance that last year was an anomaly for either player? It's just as simple as 14 point player vs 44 point player?
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There's a lot more to hockey than counting stats dude. Or your desperate need to be right.
Honestly, Chiasson does more to make Jooris expendable than Colborne.