The regular season was mildly dissapointing for both Cormier and the New England Wolfpack. It wasn't a disaster by any means, but Cormier definitely saw a reduction in his offensive production compared to what he's used to and the Wolfpack as a whole were incredibly unlucky. While the underlying stats suggest they were driving a majority of the play, for whatever reason the results did not reflect that. I think Cormier definitely has it in him to find that next level and get back to a point per game pace during the playoffs. It's the biggest stage in the league and Cormier is used to performing when it matters most. The Wolfpack also have a recent history of stepping it up when playoffs come, having won 2 cups very recently and made the finals an additional time. Even though they may have taken a step back due to retirements, and calling up a few less experienced players, the majority of the team including Cormier knows what is needed to make a serious post season push.