Ziggdiezan
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- Apr 10, 2015
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Agreed about sample size of this season being too small but if people are saying he made the 'next step' this year it obviously will obscure that by averaging it out with last years stats.You do. I don't.
Shrinking sample sizes this small creates issues, and isn't really as representative of the consistent level of a player.
However, if you must... This year:
ES P/60
Matthews: 2.81
Eichel: 2.62
ES P1/60
Matthews: 2.54
Eichel: 1.78
PP P/60
Matthews: 6.51
Eichel: 5.63
PP P1/60
Matthews: 5.51
Eichel: 3.62
Matthews is easily better. And once again, this is with Eichel having an incredibly inflated ES OISH%.
Eichel has had worse linemate quality than many of his peers over his career, but not really worse than Matthews. This season specifically, Eichel's production is being helped tremendously by his linemates.
Curious where you got these stats as I see some different numbers on NaturalStat for ES production rates?
For example:
ES P/60
Jack Eichel 3.09
Auston Matthews 2.95
ES P1/60
Auston Matthews 2.61
Jack Eichel 2.14
Pp production also are off from what I'm seeing too. Matthews is having the better ES season in general I would say though. Lots of breakaway style goals for Eichel and co (hence the high on ice shooting percentage and personal shooting percentage)
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