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Now they must really believe in him and think he can produce bigger. But still, the guy usually puts up 40-50 points a game, is a hustle player, but doesn't bring that much else as in defense, physical play, the usual stuff like that. But hey, maybe they see something in him we don't.

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Now they must really believe in him and think he can produce bigger. But still, the guy usually puts up 40-50 points a game, is a hustle player, but doesn't bring that much else as in defense, physical play, the usual stuff like that. But hey, maybe they see something in him we don't.

40-50 Points a game?!?! Trade our entire top 6 for this kid! Scoring woes solved.

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Interesting perceptions here. Brassard a legit 2C worth 5 million....

Let's try this comparable on for size then.....

Bonino vs Brassard

Bonino:

2.35 pp60 check

22 goalss check

27 assists even

+14 check

+2 turnover plus/minus check

48.8% in the faceoff circle check

68 blocked shots check

28 hits

26 years old even

2 x 1.9 million check

Brassard

2.11 pp60

18 goals

27 assists even

+2

O/even turnover plus/minus

48% in the faceoff circle

19 blocked shots

128 hits check

26 years old even

5 x 5 million

Underlying numbers are quite comparable overall with Brassard's relative corsi slightly higher (+4.6 vs -0.5) but getting 60.1% offensive zone starts (and 50.8 finishes) while Bonino had 50.5% ozone starts (and 51.9% finishes) and similar quality of competition - Brassard -0.128 and Bonino -0.055. The two had almost identical percentages of their point production at even strength vs pp (Brassard with about .4% more of his production on the pp at 39.8%).

So, contracts aside, Bonino has a comparable edge.

Contracts included a very definite edge.

If 5 milion is the market value of a player in this range, then people can add about a 6.2 million cap savings over two years to the Canuck's side of the Kesler deal.

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