SakuKoivu11
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Suzuki currently has 20 points 7 are goals with -2. His ice time average this year is 18:41 per game. Faceoff percentage is 44.1%. Suzuki is 21. He spent most of the year playing with the default first line Anderson and Drouin.
Kotkaniemi currently has 15 points 4 are goals with +6. His ice time average is 14:40. His faceoff percentage is 48.2%. He is 20 years old. He spent most of they year playing with Toffoli who is currently leading the team in goals.
Comparing the two players. Suzuki is definitely got the harder matchup than Kotkaniemi. They producing at the same rate but Suzuki averages 4 more minutes per game than Kotkaniemi. That over 31 games means Suzuki has been on the ice for 124 more minutes or 2 full NHL games than Kotkaniemi while producing 5 more points than Kotkaniemi.
I’m glad we have both young stars. I like Suzuki he’s going to be a very good two way player. I don’t think Kotkaniemi has reach his peak yet. If he improves his skating he’s going to be a high point producer. If you consider Kotkaniemi being 1 year younger than Suzuki and if he gets the same amount of ice time as Suzuki. He will be producing around the same rate as Suzuki.
basically what I’m saying is both players have very high ceiling and we are just seeing a glimp.
but I think when Kotkaniemi is 25 he would out produce Suzuki. I see Kotkaniemi as potential 70 points player 20 goals 50 assists. I see Suzuki being 60 points player 30 goals 30 assists.
Kotkaniemi currently has 15 points 4 are goals with +6. His ice time average is 14:40. His faceoff percentage is 48.2%. He is 20 years old. He spent most of they year playing with Toffoli who is currently leading the team in goals.
Comparing the two players. Suzuki is definitely got the harder matchup than Kotkaniemi. They producing at the same rate but Suzuki averages 4 more minutes per game than Kotkaniemi. That over 31 games means Suzuki has been on the ice for 124 more minutes or 2 full NHL games than Kotkaniemi while producing 5 more points than Kotkaniemi.
I’m glad we have both young stars. I like Suzuki he’s going to be a very good two way player. I don’t think Kotkaniemi has reach his peak yet. If he improves his skating he’s going to be a high point producer. If you consider Kotkaniemi being 1 year younger than Suzuki and if he gets the same amount of ice time as Suzuki. He will be producing around the same rate as Suzuki.
basically what I’m saying is both players have very high ceiling and we are just seeing a glimp.
but I think when Kotkaniemi is 25 he would out produce Suzuki. I see Kotkaniemi as potential 70 points player 20 goals 50 assists. I see Suzuki being 60 points player 30 goals 30 assists.