ottomaddox
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You think as he matures physically and becomes more experienced and finds a comfort level throughtout a full season he will lose the ability to score 60 points in a season?
I don't know what to believe. He had a bad playoff (18), bad season (18), and a bad playoff (19). So he is not trending up as far as I can see. Everyone coming at me in this thread is acting like the future already happened. Nylander has a lot to prove this year, but (factually) he hasn't done much recently for Toronto.
He is trending downward as far as I can see.
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