Phil Kessel, among right wings since 2008-09:
2008-09: (last year with Boston, and break-out season)
Goals - 36, 4th among RWs
Points - 60, 20th among RWs
2009-10: (first year with Leafs)
Goals - 30, T-8th among RWs
Points - 55, 20th among RWs
2010-11:
Goals - 32, 5th among RWs
Points - 64, 8th among RWs
2011-12:
Goals - 37, T-3rd among RWs
Points - 82, 2nd among RWs
2012: (Lockout year)
Goals - 20, 4th among RWs
Points - 52, 3rd among RWs
2013-14:
Goals - 37, 2nd among RWs
Points - 80, 2nd among RWs
2014-15:
Goals - 25, 13th among RWs
Points - 61, T-9th among RWs
2008-09 - 2014-15: (Total of 516 Games)
Goals - 217, 2nd among RWs
Points - 454, 4th among RWs
2015-16: (Total of 68 Games)
Goals - 20, 20th among RWs
Points - 45, 16th among RWs
Which sample size holds more weight?
And for more perspective, based on Kessel's PPG pace with Johnston and with Sullivan, he'd have 5 more points over 68 games if Sullivan had coached all of them, which still puts him 11th among RWs, with one less game played and one less point than #10 Bobby Ryan.