See, there's another wild misrepresentation of what I said. It's not even remotely implied, either. It doesn't mean no generational player can ever come out of college. It means doing a bunch of great stuff in college does not necessarily translate to the NHL level. History is littered with evidence of this. Him scoring a bunch of points in college does not mean he will replicate it in the pros. At his size, it's a damn good bet he won't. He didn't even replicate that rate at the WJC, and that has the big rink.

Even if you want to say generational means franchise, that seems like a huge stretch. He ain't THAT good.

Also, accusing me of being stubborn while you're also being stubborn is just funny. Stick to the debate instead of trying to psychoanalyze me.

Perunovich didn’t have an injury history until he was in pro hockey. He won the Hobey Baker in college as an amateur. That’s what I’m comparing.