Tyson Jost Statistics
Tyson Jost has 38 points (19 goals, 19 assists) in 114 NHL games with the Colorado Avalanche. This season, he has 15 points (6 goals, 9 assists) in 43 games.
For comparison purposes, roommate and fellow sophomore Alexander Kerfoot has 24 points (7 goals, 17 assists) in 43 games. Sometime linemate Colin Wilson has 14 points (8 goals, 6 assists) in 38 games. In case you’re wondering, sometime linemate Sven Andrighetto has 6 points (3 goals, 3 assists) in 29 games. Those totals amount to the following point-per-game production:
- Jost: .34
- Kerfoot: .55
- Wilson: .36
- Andrighetto: .20
As you can see, Jost is middling — and that’s without considering the Gabriel Bourques of the team. However, I will admit Jost’s points production isn’t good enough — but then, no one who’s not on the top line or named Tyson Barrie has been giving adequate offensive production.
However, I will, indeed, concede that Jost hasn’t been living up to top-10 draft potential.
When you start looking at his fancy stats… things get a little murkier. Concerning Offensive Points Share, which is “an estimate of the number of points contributed by a player due to his offense,” Jost is #9 on the team with 0.5. For Defensive Points Share (defense-oriented points contributions), Jost falls to #14 on the team with 0.3. Straight Points Shares drops him to #17 with 0.8.
Not great, but still not the worst on the team.
CorsiFor, Tyson Jost drops. He’s at 47.3%. His Relative Corsi is at -4.5.
Not good, but still not the worst on the team.
However, many Avs fans — and perhaps the front offices themselves — use those statistics as rationale for demoting him to the AHL.