Thoughts on Troy Terry?
Should we consider him a 70 point guy now? Or was this season a bit more than what his norm will be? A shooting percentage near 20 is usually a red flag.
12 teams. Keep 9 any position.
7 prospects. D scoring 3.75 for goal, 2.75 for assist. Forwards 3.5 for goal, 2.5 for assist. 0.5 for hits and blocks. Goalie scoring -1.5 GA, 0.3 for save, 2 points for win and extra 2 for shutout.
Pre Draft
F: Keller, Zegras, Suzuki, Caufield, Cozens
D: Drysdale, Guhle, Perunovich
G:
IR:
Prospects: W. Johnston, K. Johnson, Guenther, Morrow, Mateychuk
Re: Thoughts on Troy Terry?
I won't get in to the analytics (that was covered in a recent Dobber post) but I will say even before this year I was a fan. Dudes got moves and scored some sick goals in 20-21 as well. I'm not surprised he is finding success, and now that he has he'll get more opportunity to keep doing it. I wouldn't bet against him hitting 60-70 going forward.
Re: Thoughts on Troy Terry?
I agree with the Great One. He will get all the opportunity to succeed. The fact that he gets to play on the PP with one of the most exciting young players in the league is a big bonus. 70 points is consistently doable.
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- Roy Kent
Re: Thoughts on Troy Terry?
I would personally put him in the 55-65 point range.
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