goals and 88 points over an 82 game season, which would set a career high in goals and easily besting his previous bests in assists and total points. It was also his best season at even strength by CF% and FF%, leading one to believe that he was able to break through Babcock’s system to improve his possession game as well. He followed all of that up by scoring 5 goals in the 7 game series vs Boston.

All of these improvements came in a year where he played without his former partners in crime, William Nylander and Zach Hyman, on his wing. Instead, he played with a revolving door of new wingers. He started game one of the season with Patrick Marleau and Tyler Ennis, and ended theclaimant's limitations on walking and standing, that claimant was entitled to 15 percent scheduled PPD under the rule because he was "unable to walk for greater than two hours in an eight hour period, due to the accepted condition." SAIF appealed from the ARU's order on reconsideration, asserting that, because claimant could *1284 walk and stand, in combination, for more than two hours in an eight-hour period, he was not eligible for an award pursuant to OAR XXX-XXX-XXXX(16). The ALJ rejected SAIF's reasoning, concluding that, "if any one of the impairments, standing alone, fails to reach the threshold level of ability, claimant is entitled to the award." SAIF sought board review. The board adopted the ALJ's findings and also agreed with the ARU's and the ALJ's application of