Corey Perry has been a lightning rod for criticism for his on-ice play over the past few years. I say on ice play purely because his work in the community is utterly astounding, magnificent, and should be commended. His on-ice persona and off-ice persona’s are very, very, different. Nonetheless, his hockey this season - at face value at least - fell away dramatically from seasons past. His 50 goal season appears to be in the rearview mirror, as he tied Jakob Silfverberg (17 goals each) for 3rd in the team's goal-scoring race, behind Rickard Rakell (34 goals), Ondrej Kase (20 goals), and Adam Henrique (20 goals).
Corey Perry: Is He Still Good?
