cncmin
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I can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic. I hope the latter.
The use of per-game stats to analyze the improvement or regression of a player is total nonsense. The mathematical limit of per-game stats is 0, and since Trevor has assumed nearly all of the minutes Eliason used to get, Eliason's per game stats are all trending toward zero. Simple math.
If you want to analyze improvement or regression, try per-minute stats (or better yet, per-second, if available).
If Eliason played more often, his per-game statistics (both positive and negative statastics) would all be higher.