Toby91ca
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The same year, Nicholls had a career year by 24 goals and 50pts, compared to Brown's career year by 16 goals and 35pts. I think Brown just looks like it's crazy simply because of the rest of his career vs. some guys that were really goo and put up good stats, but still had a huge outlier like Nicholls that year. 92/93 had some as well like Lafontaine, 43pts more than any other year in his career.Rob Brown with 115pts in 88-89 has got to be one of the funniest statistical outliers in league history. He broke 60 in only one other season and played 15 years.
Tough question, I've never loved pace arguments for hockey seasons but in a player of Mario's caliber it's a little different. Went with 89 because that was a great year for hockey