He looks bad.
Can’t argue otherwise.
Yeah, doesn’t add anything to the team. We should honestly just hope his play picks up a bit and trade him for some help on the backend.
This team doesn’t need him or his attitude.
I trust numbers more than eyeballs. They aren't prone to bias and paint the entire picture of what's going on on the ice. Do you think people would be using the eye test as a means of discrediting him if say his oish% was even close to average? I would bet not. Truth is most people here look at nothing more than boxscores to evaluate players.It’s ok to admit he’s playing awful. He is. Anyone with at least one working eyeball can see it. It’s to be expected. Trying to say that Nylander is playing ok, makes you seem like a homer that can’t rationally look at things.
You can if you actually watch the games
He looks bad.
Can’t argue otherwise.
I trust numbers more than eyeballs. They aren't prone to bias and paint the entire picture of what's going on on the ice. Do you think people would be using the eye test as a means of discrediting him if say his oish% was even close to average? I would bet not. Truth is most people here look at nothing more than boxscores to evaluate players.
Good call. I must be watching the Marlies instead
It's craziness that this thread even exists. The guy puts up two great rookie seasons, then suddenly needs to be traded for his bad play and attitude after 7 games when he's trying to get back in to shape when all of the advanced metrics say his low production is unsustainable. It's beyond idiotic.
I thought tonight was his worst game in last few to be honest.No he doesn't you just aren't paying attention, he's been getting better and better every night he will break out when he does the floodgates will open
Nylander will get it going. I don't see him comparable to marner since he has lower hockey IQ and is probably one of our worst finishers in terms of goal scoring but he still has high end vision, great at zone entries and has elite skating. He very well could have a poor season like drouin did in his first year on the habs. He will be a leaf for the next 6 years, what matters most is his playoff performances to me. He won't be a 2pt in 7 game player. Once he gets it going he will get 65 ish points with room for 75. His IQ and inability to finish will hold him back from being a truly elite player in y opinion but he is a great complimentary piece right now. I hope he proves me wrong and can turn into a star. I have nothing against him since he signed, really want him to succeed since he is a leaf.
For some perspective:
Started the season off saying Kapanen is not a qualified top 6 player.
After a month he got promoted to legit top 6 player but still a tad mediocre because he has no east-west game.
After two months kapanen is now one of our best players on a nightly basis with a full north-south, east-west game.
Nylander missed a lotttttttttttttttttt of time.