 Pavelski's success continued into the 2016 playoffs, as he led the Sharks into their first ever Stanley Cup Finals.Pavelski only scored one goal in the Finals, though he still the finished as the playoff leader in goals (14) and finished third in points (23).From 2013 to 2016, Pavelski scored the second-most goals in the NHL with 116 and second-most power play goals with 47, behind only Alexander Ovechkin in both categories.