euhchepas
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- Jan 16, 2015
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Tatar points per gameOne can't possibly keep comparing Weber and Subban and not acknowledge a 4-year difference (3 years 9 months averaged out) between them. Age regression and careers ending sooner on account of age, are real things. For Weber to eradicate Subban, he'd need to outproduce him badly, to make up for that 4 year difference that the GM foolishly did not obtain an offset for. Also, I'd argue that Subban is not 100%, so him not producing at Weber's level over the rest of the season would not be a surprise.
Also, about Sergachev, he's still young, only his 2nd season and plays a premium position. How many seasons does Drouin have under his belt? Let's see where Sergachev is at when he's been in the league 5 years.
Tatar: 53 gp, 16G, 23A for 39 points vs Pacioretty: 41 games, 16G, 13A for 29 points. Pax is at a .71 PPG pace vs. .53 PPG for Tatar. I don't think is a win for Bergevin stats wise so far, however, on an overall basis, it's definitely a Bergevin win if you include Suzuki and the pick, which then makes it a Bergevin win not just this year but beyond.
Let's look at Galchenyuk: 41 gp, 8g, 17a for 25 points. .41PPG vs. Domi: 53 gp, 17g, 30a for 47 points. .53PPG. Domi wins it but not just on points -- plays top 6C, 200 foot game.
Now, I totally understand that your comment has to do with how Bergevin has the "upper hand this year". If that's the case, then your clear winners this year are Drouin and Domi IMHO.
39/53=0,73