The top pick in the 2021 OHL Priority Selection, Musty was one of the focal points of the Wolves’ offense in his draft year and would have been their leader in shots on goal, assists and points were it not for a few weeks lost to a hand injury. In his post-draft season two years ago, though he dealt with a couple more minor injuries, he led the OHL in points per game (1.92) and paced for 130 points, which would have cleared league scoring champ and linemate David Goyette by 13 points. Last season, after impressing the Sharks at development camp and the preseason rookie tournament, Musty sat out the start of the season while he looked for a trade (which, it should be noted, the Sharks supported) and eventually returned and then broke his hand in November, sidelining him for another couple of months. He returned in January with a five-point game and finished the year with 31 goals and 63 points in just 36 combined regular-season and playoff games. He struggled to make an impact in his introduction to the AHL, though, and there are some who view him as a top-six or bust NHLer who may not have what it takes to crack that high in the Sharks lineup.
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