Not to mention the fact that if you watched Panarin play for CBJ, the whole offense ran through him. He was like superman there.
Hall has never done that. Panarin was a 1 man wrecking ball for CBJ.

ALL STRENGTHS
ARI before Hall trade: 2.57GF/60 (25th)
ARI after Hall trade: 3.05GF/60 (18th)
EVEN STRENGTH
ARI before Hall trade: 2.3GF/60 (28th)
ARI after Hall trade: 2.83GF/60 (16th)

That's a huuuge jump in a short time. He's elevating that team like he did with EDM and NJD. Just wait until he gets on a good team, dude will consistently be around that 100 point mark.

No he won't. He can't stay healthy.

That's basically a first in this draft

This: "You make less than Crosby if you want to play for us" "Ok"

O okay well he'll average around 100 points lol

His average through his prime was something like 62. Are you saying he'll raise his production by over 60% in his 30's?? That's a pretty crazy expectation.

Well he just turned 28 and he's always put up great numbers on bad teams while putting up elite underlying, play driving numbers. Put him on a team with some talent he can easily get to around 100 points.

He might do it once (he hit 93 once in NJ in 76 games beating his previous career high of 80 in 75 games way back in 2013-14), but your argument is that he'd be able to hit 100 consistently. There's absolutely no evidence that this is even remotely close to realistic.

Oh, and he DID play with talent most of those years: in Edmonton his main linemates were Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Jordan Eberle. The rest of the team was hot garbage most years (which boosted Hall's "rels"), but Hall himself mostly had good talent to play with. Even in NJ his most common linemates were Palmieri and Hischier - both highly talented players.