Juraj Slafkovský Analytics how many points for Slaf going into Year 4?

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  2. I see Slafs as a strong NHLer who hasn’t yet figured out how to use his talents and size to the team’s best advantage – or the coaching staff hasn’t (or both). Late season though, I felt he had made good progress with that.

    His March and April numbers were super solid last year: 10-11-21 and +14 in 26 GP. That’s a 32 goal and 66 point pace for an 82 game season.

    We can’t forget that from October to February, he struggled and was already -7 by Laine’s first game back.

    The other thing I noticed about his stats last year was that he rarely logged more than 20 mins per game Oct-January (3 times) but did so 8 times between February and April. His average for the season was 17:20 but it climbed from 15-16 in November & December to almost 19 mins in March. That tells me that MSL thought he was doing something right as the season wore on.

  3. 60-65 would be a nice step, i think he’s capable of being a consistent 70 point player once he’s 23+

  4. IMO if he hits 60-70 points, it shows progression and more consistency. Don’t think he’ll be more than an 80-point guy realistically.

  5. He is winning pux and feeding 1st line points & possession thats the main thing, u dont win without puck.

  6. He’s shown that scoring points isn’t his main game and I don’t think he’ll be on pp1 this year with Demidov taking the reigns. I’d say 40-50 points

  7. Ive mentioned it before. Slaf is one of the players I see with the most room to grow this year.

  8. Honestly, even if “only” gets 50+ points but plays a big physical role and helps Suzuki, Demidov and Caufield get space, I’m all for it.

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