8) Alexander Frolov (Los Angeles Kings)
Frolov is a two-time 30-goal man and has all of the tools to be an elite star for years. The frightening statistic is that the Russian hasn't fired 200 or more shots in a full season making you wonder how many more he could record if he did.
My estimate is that Frolov is worthy of 40 to 45 goals once he shoots first and asks questions last. Whether it actually happens is beyond me.
via Ten NHL Players Who Should Shoot More Often – Die By The Blade.
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Some posts the robot says are related, but I'll let you be the judge of that:
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- Note to players making more than $3 million per year: just because you’re playing the system and it’s all about the team and you’re paying attention to the little things DOESN’T MEAN YOU CAN’T TAKE OVER A GAME AND STEAL A FEW
- US/Canada – Just the Shoot-Out (TSN-HD)
- Standings by Winning % (okay, points per game, which is winning % times two [and by winning % I mean % of possible points earned, not % of wins out of set of possible outcomes {possible outcomes being regulation win, regulation loss, OT win, OT loss, shoot-out win, shoot-out loss}])
- Sabres Have Defensive Decisions – Die By The Blade
