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Originally Posted by FanIn80
No. In fact I specifically used Malkin as an example of a top six guy. A player who can be used on and off the top line as needed, and would normally be a top line player, but plays behind a better player.
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I mean you are just wrong about Huberdeau. He wasn’t a middle six guy in Florida. Until he was traded to the Flames he was getting more primary assists and wasn’t relying on a stacked power play to get the majority of his points. He was basically a ppg guy until his first season here. Jeff Skinner might be who you are thinking of.
Which honestly makes his drop off even more confusing and impressive. I don’t think there has even been such a drop off in the cap era.