And Robertson played on North American ice for more than 5 years.
You've never played hockey if you think the difference in playing internationally vs N.A. is wider than the age discrepancy and competition they've played so far in their careers. Wonder why they even send NHL players to the Olympics, two COMPLETELY different games being played, right?
Going into this season, Kaprizov had more of an advantage by being older and playing professional hockey longer than Robertson. Fact.
How many CHL players have won the Calder in the past 10 years? 20 years? How many International players? How many Russian players have actually made an impact their first year in North America?
Why the hell are you asking me that!?! Do you your own research...
You'll probably respond with, "only 1 Russian player has ever had an impact in their first year in North American hockey after being in the KHL for 4 seasons, blah blah blah." Sounds like one of those obscure stats to make a player sound better when it means nothing at all.
Who has better PPG? Who plays on the offensively challenged team? Robertson.
Who older? Who's played professional hockey longer and against men? Kaprizov.
We can keep playing this game (that you started with a stupid argument that was easily broken down to show Kaprizov having a bigger advantage over Robertson).