Don Cherry
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- Sep 28, 2017
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Pasta is simply the most dynamic, exciting and fun-to-watch player in the league today. The only real argument is for who's second.
Got my two bags last night!! One to eat one for a souvenir
No points in the last 2 games - time to start worrying?
UPDATE: It looks like Stempniak could be taking over Pastrnak’s spot on the top line.
UPDATE: It looks like Stempniak could be taking over Pastrnak’s spot on the top line.
Now 16 in 17. Holy **** is this guy ever on fire.
Funnily enough I thought of the exact same thing today. Karlsson played 82 games last year while shooting 23.4%, finished with 43 goals. Pastrnak is so far shooting at 22.9%, 16 goals in 17 games, pace for 77 goals.Random thought: Imagine if Pasta this season ends up shooting 20+% like Karlsson did last year, he would actually score over 70 goals lol
I mean Karlsson has shown it is possible to ride a high shooting percent the entire season, granted it was probably the most "rare" thing I've ever seen statistically in the NHL and it likely never going to be repeated. Just a fun thought.
Random thought: Imagine if Pasta this season ends up shooting 20+% like Karlsson did last year, he would actually score over 70 goals lol
I mean Karlsson has shown it is possible to ride a high shooting percent the entire season, granted it was probably the most "rare" thing I've ever seen statistically in the NHL and it likely never going to be repeated. Just a fun thought.
2nd only to Tyler Randell's 6 goals on 18 shotsRandom thought: Imagine if Pasta this season ends up shooting 20+% like Karlsson did last year, he would actually score over 70 goals lol
I mean Karlsson has shown it is possible to ride a high shooting percent the entire season, granted it was probably the most "rare" thing I've ever seen statistically in the NHL and it likely never going to be repeated. Just a fun thought.
I truly had even forgotten he was on the team.The fact that Lee Stempniak is still even here is both comical and sad.