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Originally Posted by Red
He wasnt. My bad. I guess this discredits all of my exisrance here, right?
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Point stands, both are long shots. All teams have a bunch of these guys and very few make it. Almost none are guaranteed ice and PP.
What are you arguing about exactly?
Do you agree that Czarnik will be a top 9 regular and a PP regular? Yes or no?
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You're not even making sense anymore. So far in this thread you have compared Czarnik to Foo, Yamamoto, and Arnold, despite no similarities between those players and their situations. You have mentioned that every teams has a player like Czarnik (why did 24 teams reach out to him?). You have moved the goal posts from "let's see if he makes the NHL" to "being a top 9 forward with PP ice time". You have called people delusional and morons, yet you ignore every piece of evidence that has been thrown your way.
It's okay to doubt a player and think he won't succeed. There is no harm there, but you appear to have a very large misunderstanding of the situation here. You keep claiming that people think he will be a star, which isn't the case at all.
If he breaks out, people are expecting 30-45 points of depth scoring. Nothing outrageous. People are pencilling him into the line up and on the second PP unit because Treliving and Peters have all but confirmed he will get those opportunities.
If it works out, great. If it doesn't than no harm no foul. Nobody has said he is a sure thing. I have no idea why you are so hell bent on him being an AHL player.