Tanev has yet to reach 90 career points.
He’s played nearly 7 seasons and 400 career games.
In fact, he’s on pace to hit his 90th point in around his 400th game.
That would be a .23 PPG. or a point every 4.5 games. That’s very little offense.
Also, that’s not a huge thing, given his elite defense, but a 40 point d-man will get more in return than a 15 point d-man, for the same reason Karlsson wins the Norris despite not being the best defender.
These days, even as analytics take control, it’s still a points league