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moon111 said:I really don't know what to expect from Petri. But instead of comparing apples and oranges, figured I'd look to the lock-out season and see how he faired against some players we know.
2012-13 KHL
Evgeny Malkin 37games 65 points +23
Nikolai Zherdev 50 games 43 points -7
Ilya Kovalchuk 36 games 42 points +21
Alexander Ovechkin 32 games 40 points +13
Nikolai Kulemin 36 games 38 points +25
Paval Datsyuk 31 games 36 points +14
Petri Kontiola 44 games 31 points +22
Jarkko Immonen 50 games 31 points +11
Niko Kapanen 50 games 28 points +14
Sergei Kostitsyn 27 games 28 points +18
Mikhail Grabovsky 29 games 24 points +8
Nail Yakupov 22 games 18 points -4
Alexei Ponikarovsky 32 games 18 points -8
Nikolai Antropov 26 games 17 points +2
I wonder what he'd do with a winger like Phil Kessel? Might generate more production then Jan Bullis or whoever he's been playing with.
There is aways Orr spotCarltonTheBear said:Hartikainen might be a useful 13th forward, but I don't see room for him in the top-12.
2badknees said:If you want to win, get a Finn.
It'll be an adjustment for him from the KHL ice, so I imagine it may take a month or two for him to get comfortable.