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Originally Posted by Roof-Daddy
It also has to be taken into consideration, that over their respective last 5 full NHL seasons:
Moss - 55.2 games per season average
Hudler - 78.6 games per season average
That doesn't include rookie seasons either (like the first season where Moss got called up mid season and played only 41 games)
So....
Hudler -> 78.6 x 0.52 = 40.87 points per season average
Moss -> 55.2 x 0.39 - 21.53 points per season average
In the end, because of Moss' inability to remain healthy, it's not really close at all.
...and I'm a Moss fan.
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Yeah, that's why I didn't break it down to a ppg ratio in my post. It makes the numbers a lot closer, but the biggest criticism of Moss is his inability to stay healthy. An extra .13 ppg from Hudler is probably not worth the extra $2M aav, but the reality is Hudler will probably score 20 or so more pts a season than Moss, if for no other reason than playing 20-30 games more per season than Moss.