Brayden Schenn: Disappointing but still valuable

Eric Daoust

2015-06-23

 

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Don’t count out Brayden Schenn’s multi-category production on draft day

 

 

Background

 

Brayden Schenn was selected with the fifth-overall pick in the 2009 draft by Los Angeles. As he wrapped up his junior career, his stock rose immensely especially in the prospect rankings at this site. In fact, Schenn made his way up to the #1 spot in the prospect rankings. In June 2011, prior to making the jump to the NHL, Schenn was shipped to the Philadelphia Flyers in the trade that sent Mike Richards to the Kings. The trade had major implications as Richards would go on to win two Stanley Cups out west.

 

 

Four-year NHL career

 

In four full years, Schenn has become a very respectable NHLer. However, he has not become the star many have been waiting for. Instead, Schenn has settled into more of a secondary-scoring role. While he did achieve a career-best 47 points this year, it is still well short of fantasy poolies' expectations, especially those that invested in Schenn in keeper leagues. So what does the future hold for Schenn? Here are his NHL stats following the trade to Philadelphia:

 

Season

GP

G

A

Pt

+/-

PIM

SOG

Shot%

PPG

PPA

Hit

Blk

TOI/G

TOI-PP

2011-2012

54

12

6

18

-7

34

97

12.4

4

1

136

26

14:06

1:41

2012-2013

47

8

18

26

-8

24

79

10.1

2

8

109

22

15:30

2:24

2013-2014

82

20

21

41

0

54

178

11.2

4

5

200

37

15:44

2:11

2014-2015

82

18

29

47

-5

34

156

11.5

7

12

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199

38

17:04

2:59

Career Total

274

58

76

134

-22

146

521

11.1

17

26

660

125

15:37

2:20

 

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