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Collin Graf spent 39 minutes and 38 seconds on the power play across 81 games last season, tenth among San Jose forwards, and 200 minutes killing penalties, which was first. He scored 21 goals anyway and finished with 42 even-strength points, tied with Will Smith for second on the team behind Macklin Celebrini. San Jose then signed him for three years and $12,750,000. The open house row on him says he reaches 50 points, and the entire case for that is usage the club has never given him.




Where this team actually is, what the front office has done with it, and what the next two seasons look like.
The pipeline, one player at a time and as a system: who is real, who is blocked, and who arrives when.
Full workups on the NHL roster: what the tape and the numbers say each man actually is.
Contracts, extensions, the salary floor, and what every trade chip is genuinely worth.
Lines, pairs and special teams: how the twenty guys who dress actually get chosen.
The No. 2 pick, decided in advance: every branch priced before the night arrived.
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