11/12 Panini Prime Premiere Game Patches /3

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Now this is a true beauty. The Sabres started the regular season in Europe first with one game against the Anaheim Ducks in Helsinki, Finland on October 7th and then a quick flight on to Berlin, Germany the day after where the Los Angeles Kings waited. Pominville scored a goal and three assists as the Sabres swept the mini-tour.

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Season	GP	G	A	PTS	Awards
2007-08	82	27	53	80	AST-9, Selke-35, Byng-3
2011-12	82	30	43	73	AST-14, ASG, Byng-8
2006-07	82	34	34	68	Selke-38
2013-14	82	30	30	60	AST-8, Byng-12
2012-13*	81	24	34	58	Selke-31, Byng-8
2008-09	82	20	46	66	Selke-50, Byng-15
2009-10	82	24	38	62	Byng-23
2014-15	82	18	36	54	Byng-6
2010-11	73	22	30	52	Byng-17
2016-17*	78	13	34	47	TBA
2015-16	75	11	25	36	Byng-38
2005-06	57	18	12	30
2003-04	1	0	0	0

*With the exception of the shortened 2012-13 season and the current one that is projected to 82 games, scoring is presented as were but seasons is RANKED through my advanced although somewhat arbitrary algorithm

While the regular season can be seen as a place where individuals shine, playoffs is all about Team and therefore seasons here are ranked firstly by games played.

			Scoring Stats
Season	Tm	GP ▾	G	A	PTS
2006	BUF	18	5	5	10
2007	BUF	16	4	6	10
2014	MIN	13	2	7	9
2015	MIN	10	3	3	6
2016	MIN	6	4	3	7
2010	BUF	6	2	2	4
2011	BUF	5	1	3	4
2013	MIN	2	0	0	0
2017	MIN	0	0	0	0
Career		76	21	29	50

This is perhaps what the scoring race of a league containing all NHL players since 1926/27 would look like. The formula is called VsX and presents players seven best seasons in points when compared to a benchmark number for each individual season. The %-column is an average of how the players stood up against those benchmarks. Obviously active players can still better their score.

#	Player	%	Comment
1	Wayne Gretzky	155.6
2	Phil Esposito	130.4
3	Gordie Howe	125.5
4	Mario Lemieux	119.8	QC record. Oft injured guy
5	Bobby Orr	114.8
6	Jaromir Jagr	114.2
7	Bobby Hull	108.3
8	Stan Mikita	107.8
9	Jean Beliveau	105.7
10	Guy Lafleur	104.5
15	Sidney Crosby	101.8	Active player record
17	Alex Ovechkin	98.4	Active winger record
48	Brett Hull	88	American record
69	Patrick Kane	84.5	Active American record
119	Vincent Lecavalier	76.9	Active Cuébécois record
149	Alex Tanguay	73.4	Closest active Québécois
174	Zach Parise	70.9	Current teammate
195	Thomas Vanek	68.7	Mostern teammate
219	Kevin Stevens	67	Closest retired American
224	Claude Provost	66.4	Closest retired Québécois
228	Jason Pominville	66
229	Blake Wheeler	65.9	Closest trailing active player