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Originally Posted by Strange Brew
I think you are placing a lot of weight on his hand injury causing his poor play. I believe it's always dangerous to take a players best stretch of games and assume that's his norm, and that everything else is an aberration...
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When a player's play over a small sample of games aligns with his most recent level of production over a long period of time, and then when another similar small sample of games is well outside of his career average which looks more like the expectation and the aberration?
Maybe I do put too much weight on Brouwer's injury. But by the same token a good number of posters are clearly not setting enough weight on the impact his injury had on his production. Would you agree with that?
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But honestly if the first 10 weeks is the best he can be, it's still not great. But it is OK I suppose.
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You guess? Come on. A 20 goal/40-point forward is exactly what Treliving expected to acquire when he signed Troy Brouwer. It is better than okay.