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Originally Posted by TrentCrimmIndependent
Parekh is also on an upward trajectory from the first month of the season when he was generating at a worse clip, meaning he's closing that gap.
But the biggest thing for him wasn't offensive upside but being able to complement that with adequate play in his own end. That's probably his biggest hurdle to cracking the nhl as a regular. So a .09 difference is negligible and secondary.
I think Basha will be fine in spite of this. Looked excellent in training camp.
Gridin was always an iffy pick in the first round for me. But the picks made after him more than make up for it. I would imagine the adjustment to the Q has been rather huge. Different country and culture. I'd save evaluatons of potential for how he shows in the AHL.
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Parekh has 15 points in his last 7 games. So if he can keep this up, he could still surpass last year's totals, which is not something that is easy to do.