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Post by 2b9 on Dec 2, 2023 9:59:27 GMT -6
Umm...Phil Kessel has three Cups. Marchesault was last year's playoff MVP. Neither are big or physical players. **When Perfetti has been on the ice this season, Winnipeg has scored 72.7% of the goals (62.8% of expected goals) and he has a +15 goal differential. Yeah, he is the problem.** 👍😉
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Post by lenny on Dec 2, 2023 10:43:34 GMT -6
Umm...Phil Kessel has three Cups. Marchesault was last year's playoff MVP. Neither are big or physical players. **When Perfetti has been on the ice this season, Winnipeg has scored 72.7% of the goals (62.8% of expected goals) and he has a +15 goal differential. Yeah, he is the problem.** Hey bro. Phil Kessel is 5'11 and 208 lbs. Perf is a very generous 185 lbs. And Kessel could skate rings around Perf. March is a smaller man than both but the guy can skate plus he has had durability over time. I don't think an argument is made by pointing to small men who have succeeded because i got a long list of those who have. The issue is whether this small man can succeed given his limitations. To me that is yet to be proven but that to dismiss shakin's point by your comparisons is kinda like apples and oranges at this point. I think he missed 31 games last season plus the playoffs. This is not novel to question his durability as many commentators have ventured there. Premature to write him off? Yes. Open to viable speculation? Don't see why not.
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Post by bigoljetairliner on Dec 2, 2023 11:06:53 GMT -6
Umm...Phil Kessel has three Cups. Marchesault was last year's playoff MVP. Neither are big or physical players. **When Perfetti has been on the ice this season, Winnipeg has scored 72.7% of the goals (62.8% of expected goals) and he has a +15 goal differential. Yeah, he is the problem.** Hey bro. Phil Kessel is 5'11 and 208 lbs. Perf is a very generous 185 lbs. And Kessel could skate rings around Perf. March is a smaller man than both but the guy can skate plus he has had durability over time. I don't think an argument is made by pointing to small men who have succeeded because i got a long list of those who have. The issue is whether this small man can succeed given his limitations. To me that is yet to be proven but that to dismiss shakin's point by your comparisons is kinda like apples and oranges at this point. I think he missed 31 games last season plus the playoffs. This is not novel to question his durability as many commentators have ventured there. Premature to write him off? Yes. Open to viable speculation? Don't see why not. Any one can question whatever they want, feel free. Although, Kessel has added weight since he was drafted, he wasn't 200 lbs at 20 yrs old. No reason Perfetti can't as well as he matures. Is he the proto-typical NHLer? No. Can he succeed? Certainly, many "slow" players have. Personally, I will go with the stats that says when he is on the ice, the Jets are out-scoring other NHLers badly as a better guide to his abilities, rather than just saying he is too small or slow. **here are some additional Perfetti stats for this season.** 3rd for Jets forwards with a +3 takeaway/giveaway differential 3rd best shooting percentage for forwards (17.8%) 5th best forward at hitting the net with his shots Leads Jets forwards in high danger scoring chances, 5th in medium danger, and 7th in low danger. Best Corsi% for forwards, 2nd best Fenwick% Best on ice goals %, expected goals %, and goals differential.
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Post by 2b9 on Dec 2, 2023 11:42:19 GMT -6
Hey bro. Phil Kessel is 5'11 and 208 lbs. Perf is a very generous 185 lbs. And Kessel could skate rings around Perf. March is a smaller man than both but the guy can skate plus he has had durability over time. I don't think an argument is made by pointing to small men who have succeeded because i got a long list of those who have. The issue is whether this small man can succeed given his limitations. To me that is yet to be proven but that to dismiss shakin's point by your comparisons is kinda like apples and oranges at this point. I think he missed 31 games last season plus the playoffs. This is not novel to question his durability as many commentators have ventured there. Premature to write him off? Yes. Open to viable speculation? Don't see why not. Any one can question whatever they want, feel free. Although, Kessel has added weight since he was drafted, he wasn't 200 lbs at 20 yrs old. No reason Perfetti can't as well as he matures. Is he the proto-typical NHLer? No. Can he succeed? Certainly, many "slow" players have. Personally, I will go with the stats that says when he is on the ice, the Jets are out-scoring other NHLers badly as a better guide to his abilities, rather than just saying he is too small or slow. **here are some additional Perfetti stats for this season.** 3rd for Jets forwards with a +3 takeaway/giveaway differential 3rd best shooting percentage for forwards (17.8%) 5th best forward at hitting the net with his shots Leads Jets forwards in high danger scoring chances, 5th in medium danger, and 7th in low danger. Best Corsi% for forwards, 2nd best Fenwick% Best on ice goals %, expected goals %, and goals differential. Perfetti is going to be really good, if not great, break out year for him so far, he is just getting going, the future looks extremely bright for Perfetti.
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