That simply means that he's good enough to earn that ice time which is just as impressive as scoring all the points.
Of course he's good enough to earn the ice time, but so are many other players on other teams.
What it means is that Dale Hunter's coaching philosophy boosts his point totals because he throws his top players out there for a ton of ice time. it's similar to what Tampa does with St. Louis, Lecavalier and Richards what Atlanta does with Kovalchuk, Hossa and Kozlov.
As I said in my earlier post, This does not diminish Kane's skills. Some people, though will make their assessment of Kane based solely on his impressive point totals and perhaps overrate his abilities based on that. There is more to assessing a player than their points in junior and when a player is used an inordinate amount of time on the power play, it gets noticed by scouts. We noticed it earlier in the season. However, we still have Kane ranked No. 2.
My point? Be careful not to overrate Kane simply because of his stats. If he doesn't end up with an NHL team whose coach uses him the same way Hunter does, it might affect his production -- his production, I stress, not his abilities.
Kane has developed a good habit disproving doubters and working on the deficiencies in his game. It's going to be interesting to watch him the next couple of years and see what kind of impact he can make in the pros.