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I think that starting this season he becomes a perennial 25-30 goal 60 point player. Remains to be seen for how long.
For a guy who got a raise he has been underwhelming. His slumps are the worst on the team and still the highest paid.So.....if his hand has been a problem all summer, why not have some sort of surgery, say...in August? He can't afford to have another disappointing year. And by disappointing, I mean his disappearing act for the last 20-30 games of the year.
His mom was dying and his wife was to give birth. He maybe felt like he couldn't be the weak link.
Either way he had his reasons. The players are human too.
Since 2008, out of 629 forwards with at least 1000 minutes 5v5, Ryan is tied for 38th with Hossa, Sharp and Tyler Johnson for points/60
Since 2008, out of 629 forwards with at least 1000 minutes 5v5, Ryan is 24th for goals/60
Since 2008, out of 657 forwards with at least 1000 minutes in all situations, Ryan is 50th for points/60
Since 2008, out of 657 forwards with at least 1000 minutes in all situations, Ryan is 34th for goals/60
I don't think you achieve that by being weak physically and mentally.
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Now has he been that bad in Ottawa?
Since 2013, out of 400 forwards with at least 1000 minutes 5v5, Ryan is tied for 65th with MacArthur, Neal and Lucic for points/60
Since 2013, out of 400 forwards with at least 1000 minutes 5v5, Ryan is 113th for goals/60
Since 2013, out of 415 forwards with at least 1000 minutes in all situations, Ryan is 59th for points/60
Since 2013, out of 415 forwards with at least 1000 minutes in all situations, Ryan is 79th for goals/60
http://stats.hockeyanalysis.com/rat...rds&minutes=1000&disp=1&sort=PCT&sortdir=DESC
Despite ups and downs, Bobby Ryan has statistically been a top-line forward with the Sens. He is not as prolific as he was in Anaheim but he had better linemates or he was doing it against lower competition.
His production has been fine but his goal scoring has been way down (playing with Zibanejad probably didn't help). If he could just score 5-10 more goals per season with the same assists, then it would be perfect.
I look forward to this Bobby Ryan thread being even more toxic than the last one.
Come on HFSens, you can't rest on your laurels, here.
When he was traded here it was for a 'Larger Role" - to be a top line winger with Spezza - no chemistry with Spezza. No Chemistry with Zibby, No chemistry with Turris. Ryan isn't a player that makes things happen - in the words of USA hockey - he's a "sleepy player"
With Turris? What? The other 2 yes, but Turris? Ryan played well with him, from what i remember.
With Turris? What? The other 2 yes, but Turris? Ryan played well with him, from what i remember.
He did play well with him, and also with MacArthur. The MTR line was a thing here. Ryan and Turris stuck because they had great chemistry, and he and Spezza had none.
It was a big part of the reasons we mutually decided to part ways with Spez.
Zach Smith and more goals then Bobby Ryan last year. Ryan had 18 goals the year before - brutal.
Wasn't also Hoffman-Turris-Ryan good last year before an injurys happened?
Yeah ok, but that doesn't answer the question why you put Turris in there.
If you have good chemistry with someone how can you score 18 goals? Every year Ryan has an excuse - right shot center, hurt my hand, in Anaheim after the trade it was all about his mono, he was left of team USA, coach was mean to him.
When is this guy just going to do his job? You can't tell me he had good chemistry with Turris when he put up 18 goals an NHL season. That's a joke.
You watch the Sens or what?
They almost didn't played together last year! Turris and Stone was our first line. And rightfully so. But when they did, they are playing well together.
Our first line was Hoffman-Turris-Stone, than if a remember correctly, Stone got Suspend and Hoffman-Turris-Ryan became our first line. Stone was place with Zibanejad after his suspension.
I'm not defending Ryan. He has to produce more. That's a fact. But don't write crap like Ryan has no chemistry with Turris. That's is simply false, regardless of the stats.
If you have good chemistry with someone how can you score 18 goals? Every year Ryan has an excuse - right shot center, hurt my hand, in Anaheim after the trade it was all about his mono, he was left of team USA, coach was mean to him.
When is this guy just going to do his job? You can't tell me he had good chemistry with Turris when he put up 18 goals an NHL season. That's a joke.
Okay Bobby Ryan has great chemistry with Kyle Turris - now explain why he's put up his lowest goal and point totals since arriving in Ottawa? Watched him him with Mc and Turris, he didn't impress me at all.
Ryan is averaging 21 goals a year since he came here. If he has good chemistry, is this as good as he gets?