RandomChickenWing
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- Sep 11, 2015
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Yes because getting promoted to PP1 is going to make Point regress pts wise. That’s always how it works.Aho-67 pts
Point-61 pts
Yes because getting promoted to PP1 is going to make Point regress pts wise. That’s always how it works.
Point is breaking 70 next year barring injury I’m willing to bet money on that
If I had to predict numbers:I think he'll hit 63. Aho will hit 71.
If I had to predict numbers:
Point: 80
Aho: 76
2nd line center just like last season but he’s gonna be PP1 unlike last season (in the slot kinda like Oshie in Washington)What role is Point playing this season? I think there is potential for 75-80 points. But he needs to get the opportunity.
2nd line center just like last season but he’s gonna be PP1 unlike last season (in the slot kinda like Oshie in Washington)
Yes because getting promoted to PP1 is going to make Point regress pts wise. That’s always how it works.
Point is breaking 70 next year barring injury I’m willing to bet money on that
Nah, both should be in the 70s or 80s. They are different offensive players though. Aho has better hands in tight against a dman, and is the more creative playmaker. Point is the better finisher, is faster, gets to the net more, and has a better release on his shot. Both of them are among the smartest players in hockey.If Point scores 70, Aho WILL score 90.
Only if we get to include NYI Aho's AHL points.Do we get to add both Sebastian Ahos' points together?
Only if we get to include NYI Aho's AHL points.
Damn, you got me. He actually had good production in Bridgeport last season (29 points in 40 games), so I guess he would be near the top of the call up list.He'll be back in the NHL soon enough.