After posting 59 goals and 121 points in 85 combined regular-season and playoff games in his post-draft season, Othmann’s production dipped in his final junior season (39 goals and 97 points in 84 games), in particular after a move from his Firebirds to the contending Petes (though he did still lead them in playoff and Memorial Cup scoring in the end). In between, he also looked the part of a top prospect at the World Juniors in both Edmonton and Halifax, especially in the games that mattered (he’s a gamer). Two seasons ago, as a rookie at the pro level, he made his NHL debut and finished second on the Wolf Pack in goals (22) and tied for first in points (54) in 77 combined regular-season and playoff games at the AHL level. He was also a consistent shot-generator and offensive contributor while continuing to play his thorny, pest style against men. Last season, after getting off to a strong start in his second year of pro, Othmann suffered an upper-body injury that kept him out for a couple of months and and then it took him some time to get back up to speed, but he still registered 20 points in 27 AHL games on the year. He looked like just a guy in my NHL viewings, but he’s knocking on the door for a full-time role now.
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