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Originally Posted by Gaudfather
This is a side bar, but it is interesting to compare Pavelski and Mony. After his first four years in the NHL Pavelski had 83g and 95a while Mony after four years has 107g and 110a.
So Pavelski was averaging about 45 pts per year his first four years vs Mony who has averaged 55 pts per year.
The most recent four year period Pavelski is averaging almost 75 pts per year, so as Mony continues to develop, if he improves on a similar curve to Joe, he could be an 80-90 points per season player in the next few years. Will be interesting to track.
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Pavelski was playing second fiddle to Marleau/Thornton for a number of years. As he transitioned to the nuumber one guy, his numbers improved.
Monohan has been/is the number one guy so I don't see a massive uptick in his production coming.