Well...I can't really think of any good ones. I know I got Blake Wheeler as a side piece to a bigger deal on my dynasty team and I didn't think much of it, I was considering myself lucky if I got 45 points out of him. Then he was demoted to the fourth line and he wasn't scoring and out of nowhere he just exploded around January I believe.
I wonder if some of these guys that play well in October are taking advantage of rookies and then the advantage dissipates as their prey are sent to the AHL or junior.
nmbr_24 is right. Kessel's goals (82 games) per month:
October: 48
November: 31
December: 31
January: 23
February: 24
March: 26
April: 34 (only 22 games so the number could change rapidly)
Playoffs: 49 (only 15 games so the number could change rapidly)
These stats don't tell the story at all. Are you aware Kessel was on of the NHl's most consistent players last season? He had very few games without registering a point.
Kessel destroyed the "Streaky" comments last year.
These stats don't tell the story at all. Are you aware Kessel was on of the NHl's most consistent players last season? He had very few games without registering a point.
Kessel destroyed the "Streaky" comments last year.
Always on the breach, I see.
Where did I say that he was streaky.
I simply posted historical stats to support someone's statement that he often had "hot" starts.
And the same took place last year:
Goals/games per month
October 10/11
November 6/14
December 5/13
January 5/12
February 6/14
March 5/15
April 0/3
Does anyone know if there is an overall change in GF and GA per month?
Part of me hypothesizes, that much like goaltenders who need many starts to get into a groove, teams are weak defensively at the beginning of the season as they learn the team's system and teammates tendencies and therefore, let in more goals in October than in March.
My last two posts contained stats from last year, not from when he was 19.
You're funny...
So he wasn't consistent last season is what you're saying?
It doesn't matter if he only got assists or goals on a particular night. The amount of games he registered a point in was huge. He was so far from "Streaky" last season.
So he wasn't consistent last season is what you're saying?
It doesn't matter if he only got assists or goals on a particular night. The amount of games he registered a point in was huge. He was so far from "Streaky" last season.
Nice try?
I never said that.
It does look like his usual trend: start "hot" and then cool off.
Iginla has the reverse issue of most of the players mentioned. Starts out slow and turns into a one man wrecking crew by the end of the season. Very odd.