from Harman Dayal of The Athletic,
To make this a little more interesting, we’re going to exclude rookies as well as second-year players under the age of 25. This eliminates the likes of Alexis Lafrenière and Tim Stützle so that our list isn’t entirely filled with former lottery picks.
Without further ado, let’s get into our top 10, listed in no particular order.
Jakub Vrana, LW, Detroit Red Wings There are pros and cons to playing on a bad team from an individual production standpoint. Sure, there will be little help around you and the power-play unit you’re on probably won’t have enough weapons to score often but opportunities will at least be abundant.