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2024–25 Time On Ice Stats
- Average Time On Ice: 18:56
- Average Power Play TOI: 1:21
- Average Short-Handed TOI: 2:08
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Power Play
Short-Handed
2022–23
16:34
0:34
2:21
2023–24
18:31
1:26
2:10
2024–25
18:56
1:21
2:08
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Mr. Reliable is finally healthy and ready to show the Eastern Conference that he's the next Patrice Bergeron. Or better put, Bergeron-lite. Cirelli might not get to the offensive heights that the Bruins' great did, but he's a two-way talent with elite forechecking and possession skills. His off-puck skills are among the best in the league. Cirelli forechecks and backchecks, pops pucks loose or steals them and gets into the O-zone immediately. Those skills are better suited on the ice than in the fantasy arena. There are many 45-50-point pivots in the NHL, even if they ride shotgun at even strength with a sniper like Steven Stamkos and hop the boards on the second power-play unit with puck maestro, Victor Hedman. Cirelli's fantasy relevance will go up significantly when he flirts with the 60-point plateau, but that may take another couple years.