Player Discussion Rasmus Dahlin Part 2- D (1st Overall, 2018, Frölunda HC, SHL)

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Over under 48 points as a rookie?

I know Myers was a D+2 when he was a rookie and won the Calder but I am curious to see if Dahlin can put up the #s that Myers did. With RoR gone I am guessing our top PP unit will be

Mittelstadt-Eichel-Reinhart/Okposo

Dahlin-Risto

If we were able to have the #1 PP 2 seasons ago with a PP1 based around Eichel, Reinhart, Risto and Okposo. Mittelstadt for RoR is an upgrade strictly on the PP when you consider strictly offensive talent as Casey is a better passer, shooter, playmaker etc.

But in the end while I think he will come close I think he will just fall short and put up something like 15-30-45. I am pretty confident that we will have 2 of the 3 Calder finalists (Casey and Rasmus). If say Casey or another rookie forward puts up 55 points and Dahlin puts up 45 I assume the voters would give the nod to Dahlin as 45 points as an 18 year old true rookie dman is more impressive then 55 points from a D+2 forward.
 

Kyndig

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Over under 48 points as a rookie?

I know Myers was a D+2 when he was a rookie and won the Calder but I am curious to see if Dahlin can put up the #s that Myers did. With RoR gone I am guessing our top PP unit will be

Mittelstadt-Eichel-Reinhart/Okposo

Dahlin-Risto

If we were able to have the #1 PP 2 seasons ago with a PP1 based around Eichel, Reinhart, Risto and Okposo. Mittelstadt for RoR is an upgrade strictly on the PP when you consider strictly offensive talent as Casey is a better passer, shooter, playmaker etc.

But in the end while I think he will come close I think he will just fall short and put up something like 15-30-45. I am pretty confident that we will have 2 of the 3 Calder finalists (Casey and Rasmus). If say Casey or another rookie forward puts up 55 points and Dahlin puts up 45 I assume the voters would give the nod to Dahlin as 45 points as an 18 year old true rookie dman is more impressive then 55 points from a D+2 forward.

Depends on which PP unit they put him on as that alone is probably a 10-15 point difference. Our team tends to frontload PP1 time very heavy like Pittsburgh. I also don't see them using two D on PP1.
 

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SABRES SIGN DAHLIN TO ENTRY-LEVEL CONTRACT

BUFFALO, N.Y. (July 9, 2018) — The Buffalo Sabres today announced the team has signed defenseman Rasmus Dahlin to a three-year, entry-level contract.

Dahlin (6’3”, 185 lbs., 4/13/2000) was taken by Buffalo with the first overall selection in the 2018 NHL Draft last month in Dallas. He became just the third player to be taken No. 1 overall by the Sabres, joining Gilbert Perreault (1970) and Pierre Turgeon (1987).

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SABRES SIGN DAHLIN TO ENTRY-LEVEL CONTRACT

BUFFALO, N.Y. (July 9, 2018) — The Buffalo Sabres today announced the team has signed defenseman Rasmus Dahlin to a three-year, entry-level contract.

Dahlin (6’3”, 185 lbs., 4/13/2000) was taken by Buffalo with the first overall selection in the 2018 NHL Draft last month in Dallas. He became just the third player to be taken No. 1 overall by the Sabres, joining Gilbert Perreault (1970) and Pierre Turgeon (1987).

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sabrebuild

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Not that it matters, but is he back in town? Or did he sign this during camp and they waited to release it publicly for some reason?
 
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