MacArthur never put up close to Brown's CHL numbers.
AHL
C G.McKegg 22: 8gms, 2gls, 4pts (82gms, 21gls, 41pts)
W C.Brown 20: 8gms, 2gls, 6pts (82gms, 21gls, 62pts)
W S.Abbott 26: 8gms, 2gls, 5pts (82gms, 21gls, 51pts)
C S.Carrick 22: 7gms, 0gls, 1pts (82gms, 0gls, 12pts)
W J.Leivo 21: 7gms, 1gls, 3pts (82gms, 12gls, 35pts)
W B.Findlay 22: 4gms, 0gls, 1pts (82gms, 0gls, 21pts)
C P.Watling 21: 7gms, 1gls, 1pts (82gms, 12gls, 12pts)
W D.Broll 21: 7gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
W J.Devane 23: 8gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
C B.Vail 20: 6gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
W T.Biggs 21: 1gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
W B.Ross 22: 1gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
D V.Loov 22: 8gms, 2gls, 3pts (82gms, 21gls, 31pts)
D P.Granberg 22: 8gms, 0gls, 2pts (82gms, 0gls, 21pts)
D S.Percy 21: 1gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
D M.Finn 20: 3gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
D T.Nilsson 21: 8gms, 0gls, 1pts (82gms, 0gls, 10pts)
D A.MacWilliam 24: 6gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
G A.Bibeau 20: 4gms, .943sv%
G C.Gibson 22: 4gms, .915sv%
SHL
C W.Nylander (18): 8gms, 3gls, 11pts (82gms, 31gls, 113pts)
W A.Johnson (20): 18gms, 10gls, 14pts (82gms, 46gls, 64pts)
W P.Engvall (18): 1gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts) --- J20: 16gms, 9gls, 20pts (82gms, 46gls, 103pts)
ECHL
G G.Sparks (21): 4gms, .966sv%
W B.Ross (22): 7gms, 3gls, 6pts (82gms, 35gls, 70pts)
W T.Biggs (21): 8gms, 4gls, 6pts (82gms, 41gls, 62pts)
C R.Rupert (20): 7gms, 0gls, 4pts (82gms, 0gls, 47pts)
D E.Knodel (24): 8gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
CHL
D R.Valiev (19): 5gms, 2gls, 5pts (82gms, 33gls, 82pts)
D C.Donaghey (18): 14gms, 3gls, 9pts (82gms, 18gls, 53pts)
C C.Verhaeghe (19): 14gms, 6gls, 10pts (82gms, 35gls, 59pts)
C F.Gauthier (19): 3gms, 1gls, 1pts (82gms, 27gls, 27pts)
NCAA
C D.Toninato (20): 6gms, 6gls, 8pts (82gms, 82gls, 109pts)
C T.Cameranesi (21): 6gms, 2gls, 6pts (82gms, 27gls, 82pts)
C N.Vesey (19): 8gms, 0gls, 3pts (82gms, 0gls, 31pts)
C J.Piccinich (18): 5gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
D M.Everson (21): 1gms, 0gls, 0pts (82gms, 0gls, 0pts)
USHL
C D.Joshua (18): 12gms, 7gls, 14pts (82gms, 48gls, 96pts)
Gauthier 0 points game today. Of note on face-offs he was 5/21.
The positive was he was even in plus-minus.
This gives him 1 point in 4 games on the year.
Ouch! I expected him to have a slow start but that's a beatdown in the dot
Im gonna be a HUGE dick here, sorry. Would it be possible zeke to have the total points made to match the total number their respective leagues play? It might sound dumb, but saying Nylander will get that many points (or is on pace) is somewhat disingenuous when his league plays... 60?
Im gonna be a HUGE dick here, sorry. Would it be possible zeke to have the total points made to match the total number their respective leagues play? It might sound dumb, but saying Nylander will get that many points (or is on pace) is somewhat disingenuous when his league plays... 60?
Ouch! I expected him to have a slow start but that's a beatdown in the dot
If Gauthier can improve his face offs a bit I could see him one day becoming a Dave Steckel 'lite' for us during his Washington years. He's got a bit of an uphill battle and a lot of work to do but I believe he has what it takes to get there one day.
Im gonna be a HUGE dick here, sorry. Would it be possible zeke to have the total points made to match the total number their respective leagues play? It might sound dumb, but saying Nylander will get that many points (or is on pace) is somewhat disingenuous when his league plays... 60?
As others have pointed out, it would take quite a bit of effort to prorate each guys' stats to the # of games his league plays. Not only that, but considering that most guys have missed time (ex. SHL season is 55 games but Nylander missed the first 8(?) so you'd have to prorate him to 47; Gauthier & Valiev started late due to injury, etc.) and there is also the fact that we don't know how many games some guys will end up playing (ex. NCAA 'schedule' is only like 35ish games, but then there is the potential for up to ~41 games with 'playoff' tournaments; Engvall has already played in 3 different leagues, so would you prorate his stats for all 3?). Basically, what you have suggested, while it would probably be more meaningful than just flat 82-game prorating for every guy, would be a pretty time intensive undertaking.
In other news, Biggs has been recalled to the Marlies. Good for him, hope he keeps it up.
If Gauthier can improve his face offs a bit I could see him one day becoming a Dave Steckel 'lite' for us during his Washington years. He's got a bit of an uphill battle and a lot of work to do but I believe he has what it takes to get there one day.