That really sounds like something you should get checked out, tbh.
Nah, I stopped reading Harrington.
That really sounds like something you should get checked out, tbh.
I'm perfectly fine/comfortable with this expected outcome:
Goals:
Year 1/27: 40-45
Year 2/28: 40-45
Year 3/29 35-40
Year 4/30: 30-35
Year 5/31: 20-25
Year 6/32: 15-20
Year 7/33: 10-15
Year 8:/34 10-15
200-240 goals over the course of the contract
Average: 25-30 goals per year over contract
I would be ok with this output too. I'm just curious, but in years 6-8 what role do you see Skinner playing?
Expecting a player to best his career high 2x past the age of 27?
I would be ok with this output too. I'm just curious, but in years 6-8 what role do you see Skinner playing? Do you see him as a 2nd or 3rd line complementary player? I actually think his production can be higher. It's interesting to note that Brad Marchand just turned 31 and had the best year of his career with 36 goals and 100 points.
It's crazy that we're talking about a guy who could realistically end the contract with 500 career goals and debating whether he's worth it.I'm perfectly fine/comfortable with this expected outcome:
Goals:
Year 1/27: 40-45
Year 2/28: 40-45
Year 3/29 35-40
Year 4/30: 30-35
Year 5/31: 20-25
Year 6/32: 15-20
Year 7/33: 10-15
Year 8:/34 10-15
200-240 goals over the course of the contract
Average: 25-30 goals per year over contract
Jeff Skinner's average ice-time in Carolina: 17:06Expecting a player to best his career high 2x past the age of 27?
Expecting a player to best his career high 2x past the age of 27?
Veteran leader, PP specialist....able to fill top 6 role if necessary. Think Pommers this year.
Patrice Bergeron just randomly figured out he can score more at 32. Totally what happened. Nothing to do with a change in role and linemates. Nope. Those things have no impact on season totals.Do you think Eichel has peaked?
Do you think Coaching matters?
Kane just went from 34 and 27 goals in the last 2 years, to 44 this year at 30 years old....
Tavares just scored 47.... career high... at 28
Crosby scored the 2nd highest of his career (44)... at 29
Marchand career high 39, at 29
Should I look for more examples for you to dismiss?
I don't think it's crazy to expect the next 2-3 years to be the best of Skinner's career (goals/points wise).
The fiery anus is every day.
That really sounds like something you should get checked out, tbh.
Nah, I stopped reading Harrington.
That’s because you are listening to Jeremy whiteAm hearing what Jeremy White is hearing, done deal, announced soon.
The hope is we win in the 1st 5 years of the contract and develop well enough to replace his goals with much cheaper young players the final 3.I'm perfectly fine/comfortable with this expected outcome:
Goals:
Year 1/27: 40-45
Year 2/28: 40-45
Year 3/29 35-40
Year 4/30: 30-35
Year 5/31: 20-25
Year 6/32: 15-20
Year 7/33: 10-15
Year 8:/34 10-15
200-240 goals over the course of the contract
Average: 25-30 goals per year over contract
Skinner wanting to be close to home in TO limited his options and trade value. Leafs aren't looking for that type of player. Buffalo is less than a 2 hour drive, Detroit 5 hours, Montreal and Ottawa 6.I'm just baffled how a guy that was traded for Pu, 2nd, 3rd and 6th round pick turns into a 72 million dollar player one year later.
I'm sorry, it just doesn't add up. If he is so valuable around the league, he would have fetched a lot more in a trade. 3 month rentals got more in a trade than Skinner did.
During the trade negotiations, it was widely known how picky Skinner was with the team he would have accepted to go to for one stupid year. Now he is looking at committing somewhere for 7 years and that pickiness is just gone and he will go to any team that offers him the most?
I know the narrative is out there that we have no leverage, but what leverage does Skinner have? The dude seems to value being close to home a lot and there aren't that many teams that can offer the proximity and has the cap space.
Expecting a player to best his career high 2x past the age of 27?
With an actual NHL coach I expect 40-45 next year from skinner, 40 the next.
Skinner is already in elite goal scoring lists, so it's not like he's not capable. Isn't he top 3 in ES goals the last 3 years, top 7 in like the last 6 years?That still seems like a lot to ask. Since the 2005 lockout the players who have scored 40+ goals three or more seasons:
Marian Gaborik (3)
Danny Heatley (3)
Ilya Kovalchuk (5)
Evgeni Malkin (3)
Alex Ovechkin (10)
Eric Staal (3)
Steven Stamkos (5)
Some notable players without three+ 40 goal seasons over that period:
Daniel Alfredsson
Sidney Crosby
Marian Hossa
Jarome Iginla
Patrick Kane
Vinny Lecavalier
Rick Nash
Corey Perry
Teemu Selanne
Martin St Louis
John Tavares
If we figure out the PP stuff... (this is even strength)
Even strength goal rates since we have the data (2007-08 season)What are you showing us? This is since the lockout?