Re: Mike Matheson input?
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Originally Posted by
ericdaoust
I'd argue the last time he put up big offensive numbers relative to his age is 2013, his first year in college. Since then he was never bad but also never outstanding at any level. Personally I think his points potential is a bit overrated. There's a difference between having tons of talent and being able to use that talent to produce points.
If you're familiar with PNHLe (using points vs age and league expectations to determine future upside), here's the chart for Matheson:
https://nhlrankking.com/Dobber/?id=76333
As a counter-point, some of the work I did for the fantasy guy involved when players are expected to break and who is ready to take a step forward. Long story short, Matheson might still be about two years away from hitting his peak.
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Very interesting, thanks.
Matheson is one of those "musical chair" guys - lots of teams will have him, then drop him, etc., but the guy who ends up with him when he finally breaks out will be super lucky and will keep him for years. Those players are frustrating because you just know when you drop him the music may stop very soon and you'll regret it!
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