Arbitrary statistical take.
Hypotetical all time great, average player Teemu Mario Yzermess would've played career of 1464 regular season games, in which he would've been scoring the awesome total of 690 goals, which means career G/GP rate of 0.47 goals per game.
OV surpassed that hybrid hockey player entity at career regular season game #1135 while overperforming the dude over his career with rate 0.61 goals/game. It took only 5 games to get ahead of that all time great concentration of elite goal scoring genes of various eras. OV actually improved his position on the all time regular season goal scoring list from 12th to 8th during those games, meaning that he improved his position on average 0.8 standings per game over last 5 games.
Since the start of his career, OV has improved his goal scoring standing on the all time goal scoring list on average 6.13 spots per game (to this date, according and referencing to NHL.com listed total of 7169 NHL players). That average naturally goes lower, higher a player is climbing on the all time list, due gaps at the top end, but also because of new NHL players coming in every year.
All in all, beating Teemu Mario Yzermess in just 5 games is incredible feat! It probably takes several hundred years to that happen next time, that some futuristic specimen from near-700G dimension could somehow fix his career goal scoring streak in way he will need only 5 games to surpass T.M. Yzermess. That is going to be incredibly hard thing to achieve.
OV did it.
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