The verdict
Pelletier leads Barré-Boulet in 8 of the 16 categories.
The widest gap is in Goals Above Expected: Pelletier sits in the 97th percentile of the 761 skaters who qualify, Barré-Boulet in the 9th.
Production
77100thPoints70100th
1.22100thPoints per Game1.0097th
2898thGoals2697th
49100thAssists4499th
896thPower Play Goals1099th
Finishing
15795thIndividual Shots215100th
20.5298thIndividual Expected Goals28.72100th
7.4897thGoals Above Expected-2.729th
17.83%92ndShooting %12.09%64th
34.1%77thHigh-Danger Shooting %21.0%45th
Chances
7896thIndividual Scoring Chances128100th
4197thIndividual High Danger Chances62100th
26.1%86thHigh-Danger Share28.8%92nd
30.867thAverage Shot Distance27.586th
1398thRush Goals1092nd
387thRebound Goals387th
Reading the tape
Each bar is that player's league percentile, growing out from the middle, so the longer side leads. Red is a poor number and green a good one whichever way the stat runs: the scale is already turned around for stats where less is better, like goals against. Percentiles run over skaters with at least 20 games, so a call-up with four appearances cannot sit in the 99th percentile of anything.

