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In both his own programming experience and as co-founder and Chairman of Tallan Inc., a provider of web-enabled business solutions, Jack recognized that while successful projects were driven by superior programming skills, the talent was unqualified and largely unrecognized.

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What are your thoughts on the NHL.Jack founded TopCoder on the premise that talent and skill are the determinant factors in the quality and utility of software - and software has become central to the global economy. I respect NHL.com fantasy staff’s recognition of the value of both players, but I think their assessment of both is an undervaluation due to the direction in which their careers are trending. Similarly for Bratt, I think anything less than 75 in 82 would be disappointing he’s shown that he has the ability to do it, and again I think knowing this season could secure him a lucrative long-term deal will motivate him to exceed his total from last year. This would put him at a slightly lower point per game pace from last season, but I still think this is a fairer assessment of his talent and where he could/should be in 2022-23. If the Devils maximize what they have available, Hughes and Bratt should increase their scoring, Nico could post similar totals to what he did in 2021-22 and the Devils could still be a greatly improved team overall.īased on what we saw in 2021-22, I think that anything less than 90 points from Hughes if he appears in all 82 games is a disappointment.

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This should leave Hughes’ line free to play (and score) against lesser competition, especially at home when they have the last line change. Nico Hischier is the center who plays the tough minutes against opposing top lines due to his defensive skill set. Speaking of the two playing together, that leads to one more factor that I believe plays a part in point total estimates: match-ups.

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And so again, we expect Jack and Jesper to play a full season, possibly on the same line and see their totals DECREASE? That just seems as though both players are being undervalued.

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NHL.com projects that if he plays in six more games this season, he will wind up with nine fewer points than last season? Outside motivating factors aside, Bratt looked as though he had figured out how to fit all of the tools in the toolbox while also maximizing usage of said tools last season. Well after signing a one year deal, Bratt is once again playing in a contract year where he is going to be looking to maximize his earnings. Similarly, Jesper Bratt just had a breakout year of 73 points in 76 games in what was a contract year for him. They think Jack’s PPG is going to drop with an improved team and in a healthy season? I just don’t see that happening, especially not the 17 point difference in his 2021-22 pace versus their estimate.

Yet the NHL.com staff predicts Hughes to post 77 if he appears in all 82 games am I the only one who feels that’s a low estimate? His points per game from last season paced across 82 comes out to roughly 94 points, and the Devils were not a good team last season. However, we’re talking about a player who posted 56 points in his 49 appearances (1.14 points per game as they mention) and looked like the most dangerous Devil in most if not all of those 49 contests. Now back to the subject of this article, I will give credit where it is due, as they did project an increase in production for Jack. While I would love for that to be the case, I don’t know if that happens in a season where a player adjusts to his new team. What also confused me was their prediction that Ondrej Palat will set a new career high in points with 55 if he plays all 82 games. I understand from the outset of the article that it states it’s a collaborative effort of two writers, but it still seems that neither watched the Devils last season, despite using accurate numbers. Which makes the recent NHL.com fantasy projection for each of these players so baffling. If the Devils are going to take the next step, both of these players need to continue to grow. For the Devils to continue to succeed, it will be important to have secondary scoring supporting these two (and the other star players) but both Bratt and Hughes can’t rest on their laurels either.

Arguably the two most dynamic scorers on the team, both had breakout seasons last year, even with Hughes missing almost half of the season battling injuries. Two of, if not the two, most important forwards for the New Jersey Devils currently are Jesper Bratt and Jack Hughes.