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As he fills out his framework, Perlini is just likely to become tougher to play against. They're only 1 game from this division. As a penalty killer and baseball player, his game is growing leaps and bounds, which suggests he sees as a above ordinary multiplayer player moving forward. He's also a very strong penalty killer, and it has assisted the Hounds have one of the best PK units so far. While he is the captain of this group (a feat that deserves praise at this young age)it's become the team's forward that shoulder the vast majority of the blame for the group 's losses thus far. 91 Basu, 'Each Team Had Come With a Pre-determined Bid Strategy'. I believe perhaps most striking is the way he led this team at the start of the year when it was uncertain if Scott Laughton will be returning. All that said, I really do think the difference is closing between him and also some of the other fantastic talents available from the OHL this season.
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