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Danault easily.
Yep. Even if someone is playing like the second coming of Bob Gainey, 4 points (1 goal) in 21 games shouldn't cut it for someone playing close to 19 minutes per night.
Danault easily.
I know. He won a faceoff and had two secondary assists. None of them demonstrated him being a great playmaker.
Yeah they just showed how good he is defensively breaking up a 3 on 2 and starting the rush the other way leading to the first goal of the finals.
Way to not address 3/4 of my post!
Your response is exactly why I think he will be massively overrated.
Since he has entered the league, in 66 GP, he is scoring at 22.4% in the playoffs. Nobody else is above 20% with at least 30gp.
Do you believe that will continue in the future?
Sure, I'm not arguing he isn't good defensively. I don't know why people keep replying with stuff that has nothing to do with my original point.
As for your other post, yeah, you're not blowing anyones minds by saying you don't think a guy can sustain shooting nearly 30%. That said, this is postseason 3 of doing it, and barring 2019, he tends to shoot about 20% in the postseason.
You’re the one that is discounting his stats
Nothing to do with assists
Learn to keep up
It's almost like he is better than other players... imagine that.
This thread is about players becoming massively overrated, its hard to overrate a player who is the first to do something since Gretzky or Lemieux. Point is a playoff beast and has proved it.
Instead you want to try to zero in on the fact his assists aren't as impressive as his goals and his goals aren't sustainable. But none of that matters because the numbers he's put speak for themselves.
Yep. Even if someone is playing like the second coming of Bob Gainey, 4 points (1 goal) in 21 games shouldn't cut it for someone playing close to 19 minutes per night.
One day you might realize why this is not as impressive as it seems at first glance. There are very few teams that have gone back to back and very few players can be lucky enough to shoot 35% over their career average for back to back playoff runs. Same thing with people talking about Kucherov back to back 30+ playoff points.
Did you read the title of the thread? Notice the part where it says "following his playoff performance"You're in a thread calling Brayden Point overrated in the playoffs when only Lemieux, Gretzky, MacKinnon, Kucherov and Forsberg have a better ppg in the last 30 years. (50gp minimum)
Did you read the title of the thread? Notice the part where it says "following his playoff performance"
Truth is Point is pretty much the same as Craig Simpson at this point numbers & career wise.