Reply With QuoteI'd say 45-50, right where he has been for the past 2 years.
Jason Zucker
Thoughts on Jason Zucker's point production next year? Thanks in advance!
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I'd say 45-50, right where he has been for the past 2 years.
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In Minny, 40 - 50, not sure he's in Minny though...
In Vegas, anywhere between 25 and 50.
Not THAT hairy, honest!
Re: Jason Zucker
Agree, probably tops out at 50. But, nominally this is his 4th season, so I am considering a chance that he hits mid-50s in the right situation (not Vegas). Always so tempting at draft time...
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Re: Jason Zucker
Tempting but not reaching for him - anticipating 50 and anything else is a bonus
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Re: Jason Zucker
He's super streaky, with 23 points in 27 games this season in December and January, and 10 points in 12 games to start 2015-16. But at 25, and having ample chances to take the next step, I'm not sure I can see him as more than a 50 point player, if even that.
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Re: Jason Zucker
The bigger question surrounding him for me is exactly what the Wild forward corps are capable of - Grablund and Staal had great seasons compared to where they were probably drafted and I'm sure it's a similiar story throughout their top guys. Key is whether this is the new norm or the offence drying up so mightily in the list season a prelude of what's to come...
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