So a guy who managed to score 52 points as a rookie, 76 points, and 45 in 70 games (53 point pace) was technically a 50 point guy? What kind of math is that where you describe a guy who has produced higher than 50 points (and in one case 76 points) as a "50-point guy"?
That's like calling Crosby an 80 point guy or Kane a 70 point guy.
Well he had played 3 seasons and 2/3 he had produced 52 or lower. His jump from 52 to 76 points was a huge breakout, but then he went back down to 45 points (I'll give you the 53 points he was pacing for). Seems like he regressed back to the mean?
Using his point-pace for 53 points in 2020, he was averaging 60.3 points/season. "50-point guy" was wrong, my bad.
I'll give you "60-point guy". But that is
nowhere near PPG. That's a 20-point increase. He was clearly not a PPG player by any means.
Massive difference between a player benefiting from playing with an elite player and a player being *made* by the elite player.
Who says Alex wouldn't be made in another season or so by Kane? This is year 1 of him being PPG, let's see how it plays out