Feyd
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the big thing for me is that Raddysh chose Toronto over half the league…. That is not a small thing
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the big thing for me is that Raddysh chose Toronto over half the league…. That is not a small thing
Was he everIs Adam Henrique still a 3LC?
Granted if you adjust for the teams they play on and the amount of 5 on 5 goals they produce, he'd be behind those guys. But not by a significant amount. And it would still result in him being in the top 10, just probably 10th instead of 6th. Which, again, tends to be a pretty meaningful sign that the player is realgud.One thing I want to add about Raddysh (ME already touched on this of course) is that I don't think this was just 1 year of him turning into that dude. I think he was already there, at least offensively, in 24-25. He just didn't get the same icetime or PP1.
Points per 60
24-25: 1.49 (6th in the NHL)
25-26: 1.56 (10th in the NHL)
So in the last 2 years he's been producing at a 1.53 p/60 clip (6th in the league) on a 146 game sample. The guys ahead of him: Dahlin, Makar, Werenski, Bouchard, Hutson. Pretty pretty good company. He's just ahead of Carlson, Fox and Hughes, for reference. Honestly this is by far the best case for this signing for me. There just haven't been any shit or even mediocre d in recent years that are top 6 in the NHL over a 146 game sample on 5 on 5 points per 60. This wasn't a fluke. He's for real IMO.
Montour's 2 seasons that led to him getting that monster contract with the Kraken had him scoring at a 1.09/60 clip in 146 games. Even if you zero in on his 1 breakout year in 22-23, he was a 1.39 guy. I don't know if he's gonna live up to #1 d status, but I think I'm not too afraid of the Montour comparisons. I think there's plenty there that shows that Darren is better.
I hate to break it to everyone, but Raddyish isn't moving away from being on a very high scoring team.
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