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Nick Suzuki
Canadian ice hockey playerGAPts+/-PPPSOGCurrent Season000003Season 2023-24334477-1431185Nick Suzuki. 2020-2021 82 game pace: 22 Goals - 60Pts. 2021-2022 82 game pace: 21 Goals - 61Pts. Known for: Strong 2-Way game and Playmaking. Worries: Ability to keep progressing offensively without sacrificing defensive play. Josh Norris. 2020-2021 82 game pace: 25 Goals - 51 Pts. 2021-2022 82 game pace: 43 Goals - 68 Pts.
Oct 12, 2021 · Suzuki: 7.875, "signed" in 2021, effective 2022-30, aged ~23-31 (0.732ppg, 60p/82g) All in all, it's yet another gamble by Bergevin, but as a Habs fan, I must say I'm pretty pleased with how most of his gambles have turned out and, if anything, I'm glad he learned from his mistake with Kotkaniemi and knowing Suzuki won't get offer-sheeted.
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Suzuki KNOWS his team, his boys. Suzuki knows what you liked to eat. Suzuki knows how many broads you shagged last summer. Suzuki knows if your left nut weighed more than your right. You see, Suzuki isn't afraid of challenging the highly held standard of Men's hockey. Suzuki isn't afraid of having a skinny dip with his boys.
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Since Suzuki had 41 points in 71 games (47 point pace) his first season, 41 points in 56 games his second season (60 point pace) and 61 points in 82 games his third season, the model was basically predicting that he had reached his peak and that he would be a 60-61 point player the rest of the contract.
Jul 26, 2022 · Nick Suzuki (#9) Contract: $7.9M x eight years. Surplus Value: -$22.3M. Positive Value Probability: 35.3 percent. Personally, I’m excited to see how wrong this one is. I’m reporting it how the model spits it out now, and as you’ve read — the best framing for each of these players is one born out of optimism.
suzuki is a great player and the kind of leader any contending team needs. he gets better when the games get harder steps up in the playoffs, and has ice in his veins and a cool head. that being said Petterson is the better player. he racks up more points and is a game breaking talent. they're very different players though
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Jul 6, 2021 · If I remember correctly, Suzuki with the Storm went 7-0 in elimination games. They also overcame a 2-0 deficit in the finals where the opposing (Ottawa 67s I think) WERE 14-0.
