Honestly I could see it but it’ll be dependent on the team around him. If we start to perform and lines don’t need to get swapped around due to injury I think he could hit 120
NotaRussianChabot
116 in 82 games.
$11.6 x 8 years.
1 season. 16 playoff wins.
Get hyped.
rajde1
That’s a big jump from last year.
-GregTheGreat-
Ambitious, but not unrealistic. Canucks hopefully having a functional PP from day 1 this year should make a solid bonus, and Kuzmenko really came into his own in the back half of the season. So if he maintains his form and Mihkeyev is fully healthy, I don’t think it’s implausible. Especially in a contract year
If you held a gun to my head, I’d probably take the under for 110 points, but I wouldn’t be shocked if Petey does take things to another level
GameofCHAT
From my point of view and many, their list is terrible.
Marchand at 46 points while Juraj Slafkovsky, who is returning from an injury, forecasts 22 goals and 55 points in 78 games. Bedard with 90 points…
CarlSpackler22
That’s Bold
Narrow_Salary9157
I’m pretty sure their list for defensemen had quinn not in the top 10, which is even less probable than this list.
DisplacedNovaScotian
That’s high, but it’s not crazy. He’s been in a growth spurt in his performance. It may come down to the team around him. I wouldn’t bet on 116, but I also wouldn’t be surprised if he got there.
giannigabagool
Robertson way over rated now
Euthyphroswager
Very ambitious, but it is possible.
IceCreamScuseMe
Only?
nukfan94
You’ve got a deal.
mephnick
I don’t see it but I would love to be wrong. I think he’ll end up roughly the same. For every point he gets from an improved PP he’ll lose from Kuzmenko’s oishp regressing. The only way I see 116 is if Kuzmenko and Mikeyev repeat their production from last year.
YouCanFucough
If Kuzmenko regresses at all then absolutely not. 1.41 P/G pace is absolutely wild even when everything goes right
Sinochick
If he hits 116 points in a season, he’ll tie his idol Peter Forsberg for the 2nd most points in a season by a Swede.
Ruffianrushing
Funny, they put the wrong Hughes brother up.
Strict-Caterpillar38
I don’t think Petey can outscore a healthy Mackinnon, but the rest is possible. I also think Tage Thompson is a monster and should crack the top 10 in scoring. Matthews is another interesting omission.
andy_soreal
116 points seems ambitious, but if the whole team is clicking I could see it. I don’t think Petey finished third even if he hits that though.
metrichustle
Wow even the analysts believe Petey is a top 3 scorer in the league. Let’s do some damage this season and secure a long term contract for Petey! What do you all say?!
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Honestly I could see it but it’ll be dependent on the team around him. If we start to perform and lines don’t need to get swapped around due to injury I think he could hit 120
116 in 82 games.
$11.6 x 8 years.
1 season. 16 playoff wins.
Get hyped.
That’s a big jump from last year.
Ambitious, but not unrealistic. Canucks hopefully having a functional PP from day 1 this year should make a solid bonus, and Kuzmenko really came into his own in the back half of the season. So if he maintains his form and Mihkeyev is fully healthy, I don’t think it’s implausible. Especially in a contract year
If you held a gun to my head, I’d probably take the under for 110 points, but I wouldn’t be shocked if Petey does take things to another level
From my point of view and many, their list is terrible.
Marchand at 46 points while Juraj Slafkovsky, who is returning from an injury, forecasts 22 goals and 55 points in 78 games. Bedard with 90 points…
That’s Bold
I’m pretty sure their list for defensemen had quinn not in the top 10, which is even less probable than this list.
That’s high, but it’s not crazy. He’s been in a growth spurt in his performance. It may come down to the team around him. I wouldn’t bet on 116, but I also wouldn’t be surprised if he got there.
Robertson way over rated now
Very ambitious, but it is possible.
Only?
You’ve got a deal.
I don’t see it but I would love to be wrong. I think he’ll end up roughly the same. For every point he gets from an improved PP he’ll lose from Kuzmenko’s oishp regressing. The only way I see 116 is if Kuzmenko and Mikeyev repeat their production from last year.
If Kuzmenko regresses at all then absolutely not. 1.41 P/G pace is absolutely wild even when everything goes right
If he hits 116 points in a season, he’ll tie his idol Peter Forsberg for the 2nd most points in a season by a Swede.
Funny, they put the wrong Hughes brother up.
I don’t think Petey can outscore a healthy Mackinnon, but the rest is possible. I also think Tage Thompson is a monster and should crack the top 10 in scoring. Matthews is another interesting omission.
116 points seems ambitious, but if the whole team is clicking I could see it. I don’t think Petey finished third even if he hits that though.
Wow even the analysts believe Petey is a top 3 scorer in the league. Let’s do some damage this season and secure a long term contract for Petey! What do you all say?!
*nut*
Who cares about ESPN projections