He uses it a ton: he led all college rookies last year with 3.5 shots per game and has upped that rate to 4.6 this year. Much like his brother Matthew (2022 draft), Carter’s main weapon is a world-class shot. The short answer is that it's based on historical precedents: how well players from given junior leagues performed over their careers once they reached the NHL.Ī 2020 fourth-round Edmonton pick, Savoie is currently ripping up the NCAA for the University of Denver as a 19-year-old sophomore-scoring nearly a goal per game so far. Read more here about how NHLe is calculated. So scoring 60 points in 60 WHL games played (GP) is like scoring 25 points in 82 NHL GP (25 NHLe), but scoring at that rate as an 18-year old in the WHL means that player might eventually score 60 points in the NHL (60 PNHLe). The only difference is that the ‘P’ adds a projection element, whereas NHLe translates a prospect’s current production straight across into NHL terms. You might also see people use NHLe, which mostly generates a lower number than PNHLe. If Player A scores 100 points in the USHL, how does that compare to Player B scoring 30 points in the KHL at the same age? How many points might each player eventually score in the NHL? PNHLe takes away some of that guesswork. This stat has limitations but can be incredibly useful when comparing apples and oranges-players from different leagues. So if a player has a PNHLe of 60, they might become a 60-point scorer in the NHL in their prime. What's PNHLe? It's a way to project a player’s peak point potential in the NHL-alliteration slightly intended. Even if someone else owns them already, you might still have time to sneak in a trade offer before the hype hits. All three are likely still available in 10-12-team keeper leagues, depending on farm size. This week, three players are highlighted who are high on Rank King‘s PNHLe chart but flying under the radar. I’ll be taking over this column from Hadi Kalakeche who has set a high bar for me here! Follow him on Twitter at for a steady stream of high-level prospect analysis and all-around greatness. Welcome back to The Journey, where we follow hockey prospects and their paths to the NHL, providing Fantasy predictions and analysis along the way.
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