ToewsdNKanefusd
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Location: Hampshire, IL Joined: 05.14.2015
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Saad has 455 regular season NHL games
125 goals in those games
.2747252 goals per game
That's 22.5 goals in a 82 game season
If you include playoffs, 141 goals in 527 games, .267552 per game, for an average of 21.9 per 82 games.
He scored 31 goals once. His next highest total was 23.
Going by the numbers, he is most likely to score 21-22 goals during an 82 game season. And if I were wagering on it, I'd bet he never breaks 30 again. - scottak
never say never... |
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breadbag
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Location: Edmonton, AB Joined: 11.30.2015
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Saad has 455 regular season NHL games
125 goals in those games
.2747252 goals per game
That's 22.5 goals in a 82 game season
If you include playoffs, 141 goals in 527 games, .267552 per game, for an average of 21.9 per 82 games.
He scored 31 goals once. His next highest total was 23.
Going by the numbers, he is most likely to score 21-22 goals during an 82 game season. And if I were wagering on it, I'd bet he never breaks 30 again. - scottak
Hard to just average it out when you consider his playing time a youngster with less minutes. First season or two are usually lower production for most players.
His last 4 seasons
18
24
31
23
He is capable of 25 goals at his age consider how most players production curves and peaks. |
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Ogilthorpe2
Season Ticket Holder Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: 37,000 FT Joined: 07.09.2009
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Outlier. Never been near that # before or after. - scottak
Apparently you’re unfamiliar with the meaning of the word “capable”.
Last year was as much of an outlier as his 31 goal year. |
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scottak
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Location: I am serious. And don't call me Shirley! Joined: 08.06.2010
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Apparently you’re unfamiliar with the meaning of the word “capable”.
Last year was as much of an outlier as his 31 goal year. - Ogilthorpe2
I understand capable just fine. I also understand the word 'likely'.
There is a false narrative that Saad should be pumping in 30+ each year. While he may be able to do other things, like win puck battles, screen goalies, be responsible in his own end, it is unlikely that he will ever again score 30+ goals.
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scottak
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Location: I am serious. And don't call me Shirley! Joined: 08.06.2010
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Hard to just average it out when you consider his playing time a youngster with less minutes. First season or two are usually lower production for most players.
His last 4 seasons
18
24
31
23
He is capable of 25 goals at his age consider how most players production curves and peaks. - breadbag
In Saad's first full season, he averaged 16:28 TOI, not much different than his career average of 16:59. And his highest year of TOI was last year (17:30, which was his lowest scoring season.
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walleyeb1
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Location: Petersburg, IL Joined: 09.25.2014
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Saad has 455 regular season NHL games
125 goals in those games
.2747252 goals per game
That's 22.5 goals in a 82 game season
If you include playoffs, 141 goals in 527 games, .267552 per game, for an average of 21.9 per 82 games.
He scored 31 goals once. His next highest total was 23.
Going by the numbers, he is most likely to score 21-22 goals during an 82 game season. And if I were wagering on it, I'd bet he never breaks 30 again. - scottak
Actually it was 24, but who’s counting. The three seasons prior to last season he had 23, 31, and 24 goals, total pts of 52, 53, and 53. |
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Lol 20 goals and 50 points is a 6 million dollar player in the NHL especially when you consider that he kills penalties and plays in 3 zones.
Brandon Saad isn't a huge problem right now and for the most part if he hits a lul he bounces back fairly well.
The first defensive pairing being the only one that can consistently advance the puck out of their own zone is a much larger cause for concern. |
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breadbag
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Location: Edmonton, AB Joined: 11.30.2015
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In Saad's first full season, he averaged 16:28 TOI, not much different than his career average of 16:59. And his highest year of TOI was last year (17:30, which was his lowest scoring season. - scottak
It is still different. I'm just saying there are many factors and lumping in those first couple seasons isn't a great way to get an accurate comparison for most players. Especially when a guy joined the league as his age out and didn't play in the AHL much (only because of the lockout) and was in the NHL during his first pro season.
Have to consider all of this.
Age
Time on ice (SH minutes vs PP time + effectiveness of the PP unit.)
Quality of Competition faced
Line-mates
His best season for goals, he had 6 of them on the PP when usually he only gets between 1-3 powerplay goals a year. How he is positioned and used on the PP can make a big difference, including which unit he is on. Lots of his time in Chicago he has been on the second unit and didn't spend much time getting setup for shots on goal, mostly just providing traffic, which for some players doesn't equal a lot of goals. Depends on their skillset. If Saad was a guy the PP sets up to shoot, he'd probably score more.
Saad ultimately scored at about 70-75% his normal rate last year. He could score 25-30 if he plays hard and it put in a position to succeed. |
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35Tony0
Season Ticket Holder Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Springfield, IL Joined: 05.10.2015
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Anybody have a link with direct quotes from Saad requesting a trade? |
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GPHawksfan
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Location: AB Joined: 01.26.2018
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Anybody have a link with direct quotes from Saad requesting a trade? - 35Tony0
He didn't, someone on here said that he bet he had. Because everyone on this site has sources! |
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35Tony0
Season Ticket Holder Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Springfield, IL Joined: 05.10.2015
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He didn't, someone on here said that he bet he had. Because everyone on this site has sources! - GPHawksfan
Unnamed anonymous sources, they're sure to be legit! |
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walleyeb1
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Petersburg, IL Joined: 09.25.2014
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Lol 20 goals and 50 points is a 6 million dollar player in the NHL especially when you consider that he kills penalties and plays in 3 zones.
Brandon Saad isn't a huge problem right now and for the most part if he hits a lul he bounces back fairly well.
The first defensive pairing being the only one that can consistently advance the puck out of their own zone is a much larger cause for concern. - fattybeef
It will be interesting to see where Q slots him tonight. |
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HawkintheD
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Location: Sick Bay, MI Joined: 02.22.2012
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10 - 15 is more realistic, and of those 5 - 10 will be empty net goals. - DarthKane
He could probably use a couple years of seasoning in RFD. (RF) |
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Anybody have a link with direct quotes from Saad requesting a trade? - 35Tony0
I haven't read anything. Gifman yesterday said, "You heard it hear first. Saad has talked to his agent about requesting a trade." He never said where. I looked and came across nothing. |
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Hard to ignore the Admiral Ackbar potential for tonight’s game, especially if the Hawks pull their usual playing down to their level of competition. - Return of the Roar
That's what I've been saying. I think they might have a tough game on their hands and rely too much on Crow. I think hawks will squeak out an ot victory. Let's make it 6 straight. |
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I haven't read anything. Gifman yesterday said, "You heard it hear first. Saad has talked to his agent about requesting a trade." He never said where. I looked and came across nothing. - I Am The Breadman
Saad asking for a trade or discussing with his agent - Fake News - move on, nothing to see here |
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Saad asking for a trade or discussing with his agent - Fake News - move on, nothing to see here - glennjpawlak22
Well, Donald J Trump ... jk. |
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SimpleJack
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Location: Chicago , IL Joined: 05.23.2013
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Hard to ignore the Admiral Ackbar potential for tonight’s game, especially if the Hawks pull their usual playing down to their level of competition. - Return of the Roar
As in our Blackhawk cruisers can’t repel firepower of the Yotes magnitude? |
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As in our Blackhawk cruisers can’t repel firepower of the Yotes magnitude? - SimpleJack
if Yotes win, we will never hear the end of it from Tanner...hell, even if we lose and the metrics tilt to AZ, Tanner will say, AZ outplayed the Hawks, deserved to win, unlucky. |
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As in our Blackhawk cruisers can’t repel firepower of the Yotes magnitude? - SimpleJack
Don't make an innuendo or anything dirty, but this game could like the family guy star wars where the big camel machine whacks it's toe on a rock and trips, holding it's knee. Is there a gif of that ... anyone see that? |
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if Yotes win, we will never hear the end of it from Tanner...hell, even if we lose and the metrics tilt to AZ, Tanner will say, AZ outplayed the Hawks, deserved to win, unlucky. - glennjpawlak22
If we win 100-0 we will never hear the end of it. |
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breadbag
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Location: Edmonton, AB Joined: 11.30.2015
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Don't make an innuendo or anything dirty, but this game could like the family guy star wars where the big camel machine whacks it's toe on a rock and trips, holding it's knee. Is there a gif of that ... anyone see that? - I Am The Breadman
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jrsamu
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Joined: 11.07.2014
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If Saad is the biggest dilemma for the 2018-2019 Blackhawks, they will do just fine. The Blue Line is going to be the biggest challenge. |
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- breadbag
Yes, I hate family guy with a passion, but the star wars episodes were well done. Haha! Thank you, BB. |
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walleyeb1
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Location: Petersburg, IL Joined: 09.25.2014
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That's what I've been saying. I think they might have a tough game on their hands and rely too much on Crow. I think hawks will squeak out an ot victory. Let's make it 6 straight. - I Am The Breadman
I’d suggest we skip the celebratory goalie helmet bump if Crow brings us a win tonight. |
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