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Heres a list of the stats of Lafleur since he joined the league till the year he retired. Note I didnt list the stats for his last year. Ok now for the first 3 years as you see if Lafleur had played great right of the bat and tallied more points and if he hadnt gotten a car accident in 1980 which really slowed him down here are my predictions of how many more goals and assists he could've had.
1971-72 Montreal Canadiens NHL 73 29 35 64- 20 more goals, 25 more assists
1972-73 Montreal Canadiens NHL 69 28 27 55- 20 more goals, 30 more assists
1973-74 Montreal Canadiens NHL 73 21 35 56- 30 more goals, 30 more assists
1974-75 Montreal Canadiens NHL 70 53 66 119
1975-76 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 56 69 125
1976-77 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 56 80 136
1977-78 Montreal Canadiens NHL 78 60 72 132
1978-79 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 52 77 129
1979-80 Montreal Canadiens NHL 74 50 75 125
1980-81 Montreal Canadiens NHL 51 27 43 70 - 20 more goals, 20 more assists
1981-82 Montreal Canadiens NHL 66 27 57 84 - 20 more goals, 20 more assists
1982-83 Montreal Canadiens NHL 68 27 49 76 - 20 more goals, 20 more assists
1983-84 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 30 40 70 - 15 more goals, 20 more assists
145 more goals 165 more assists: 310 more points
1036 games: 668 goals, 883 assists:1551 points
Plus if he had not retired for 5 years, he would definately have gotten like 150 more goals and about 250 more assists.
That would make it about:
818 goals 1123 assists- 1951 points.
Plus his last 3 years, add about 100 more points and that would be about 2050 points!! Plus add the 48 more goals he scored that makes it 866 goals and 2051 points! He would've been considered as one of the best players ever more then now and maybe people would think that he was as great as Gretzky or Lemieux. I know that this would probably be the case for Bobby Orr as well as Lemieux but still what do you think?
1971-72 Montreal Canadiens NHL 73 29 35 64- 20 more goals, 25 more assists
1972-73 Montreal Canadiens NHL 69 28 27 55- 20 more goals, 30 more assists
1973-74 Montreal Canadiens NHL 73 21 35 56- 30 more goals, 30 more assists
1974-75 Montreal Canadiens NHL 70 53 66 119
1975-76 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 56 69 125
1976-77 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 56 80 136
1977-78 Montreal Canadiens NHL 78 60 72 132
1978-79 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 52 77 129
1979-80 Montreal Canadiens NHL 74 50 75 125
1980-81 Montreal Canadiens NHL 51 27 43 70 - 20 more goals, 20 more assists
1981-82 Montreal Canadiens NHL 66 27 57 84 - 20 more goals, 20 more assists
1982-83 Montreal Canadiens NHL 68 27 49 76 - 20 more goals, 20 more assists
1983-84 Montreal Canadiens NHL 80 30 40 70 - 15 more goals, 20 more assists
145 more goals 165 more assists: 310 more points
1036 games: 668 goals, 883 assists:1551 points
Plus if he had not retired for 5 years, he would definately have gotten like 150 more goals and about 250 more assists.
That would make it about:
818 goals 1123 assists- 1951 points.
Plus his last 3 years, add about 100 more points and that would be about 2050 points!! Plus add the 48 more goals he scored that makes it 866 goals and 2051 points! He would've been considered as one of the best players ever more then now and maybe people would think that he was as great as Gretzky or Lemieux. I know that this would probably be the case for Bobby Orr as well as Lemieux but still what do you think?