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Forum: Armchair-GM16 juin 2022 à 12 h 40
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Forum: Armchair-GM16 avr. 2022 à 13 h 19
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Campabee</b></div><div>they came into the league together, Zuke from OHL and Hughes from USHL, sure Hughes was 2 years younger and thus less developed physically but its not like Zuke was 6'5" 205 lbs either. They have been in the league the same number of season and both played for middling teams, they are very comparable players. I don't know why you are so offended about that, it's not like I said Hughes was a bust or sucked or anything. I just said that they are both among the leagues best young centers and the gap is not as wife as what you think it is.</div></div>

Suzuki is a great young player, and I think one could make this argument that the gap between him and Hischier is not that much (would be hard to say if Price made up that gap without knowing if he is healthy).

But Hughes is on a completely different level.

In their D+3 seasons,

Suzuki: 0.57 ppg
Hughes: 1.14 ppg

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>HabsLoveZuki</b></div><div>I see a lot of people especially habs fan, saying that the Hughes for Suzuki trade is unfair for Montreal. However I do see where it can come from. Hughes probably has 85-95 point potential, looking to be a similar player to a Crosby, but with less offensive upsides. Suzuki should be in the 75-80 point range and he looks like the next Bergeron. For a very long time in the league, Bergy was on of the most valuable players in the league. With Price in the trade (who is now not a ? on injuries as he played yesterday) the trade is much fairer then non habs fan may think.</div></div>

Hughes has a lot more than 85-pt potential. He was on 94-point pace this year as a 20-year old. And it’s not like it’s coming out of nowhere. He has one of the most (if not the most most) impressive junior careers offensively, was a unanimous #1 pick in good draft year.