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Kadri's team shot at 13.6% when he was on the ice, or 5% higher than his next best full season. The only time he ever had that kind of luck was in the shortened season where he put up close to PPG over 40-odd games.
Is this something you expect from him going forward, or is it more reasonable that it's another 40-50 game streak of unsustainable luck like we've already seen him come crashing back to earth from once before? At his career average on-ice shooting%, he'd be sitting at roughly 27 goals for.
That's not to say expected production > actual production in terms of the value he brought this season, but if you expect his line to continue shooting at 13+% you must think that Kadri is unquestionably the most effective offensive player in the league. Or... it's luck over a small sample size.
Actually, what I'm saying is watch the games BUT if you're gonna use stats don't obsess over shot attempt based stats. Zeke literally attempted to explain Kadri's entire career basing it on a single number or two. That's just absurd.