Zach Hyman isn’t worried about his early-season scoring drought, despite criticism from some. He believes it’s too early in the season to make a big deal out of it and is focused on the long haul.
“It’s an 82-game season,” Hyman told reporters. “I’ve gone through stretches like this from Game 40 to 47, and nobody says anything because you’ve already banked some stats and goals…”
Hyman Is Applying Heat On Himself, But He’s Not Worried About the Oilers
Hyman acknowledged that his lack of production is frustrating, especially with the team’s slow start. He feels he could have made a difference in a few games with timely goals. However, he remains optimistic about turning his performance around.
Hyman remains confident that he will start scoring soon. He trusts his ability to convert the chances he gets and is focused on contributing to the team’s success. The Oilers are also experimenting with new line combinations to improve their offensive output.
Despite his current dry spell, Hyman had a standout season last year with 54 goals. The team values his contributions and believes he will bounce back soon.
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