Which Active NHL Players Increase Production The Most In Playoffs?

Which active NHL players elevate their offensive production the most in the playoffs? Of the players who played in the NHL in 2011/12 and have played at least 20 career playoff games and 100 career regular season games; Sean Bergenheim has had by far the biggest increase in playoff points per game over regular season production. Below is the list of the top 20 active players with the largest increases in points per game production in the post season.

		Career Regular season				Career Playoffs
Player	Team	GP	PTS	P/GP	GP	PTS	P/GP
Sean Bergenheim	FLA	388	132	0.34	23	17	0.74
Joel Ward	WSH	314	117	0.37	32	22	0.69
Drew Doughty	LAK	316	162	0.51	23	19	0.83
Ville Leino	BUF	220	98	0.45	37	28	0.76
Dustin Brown	LAK	595	359	0.60	23	21	0.91
Eric Brewer	TBL	840	231	0.28	30	17	0.57
Claude Giroux	PHI	285	243	0.85	50	55	1.10
Johan Franzen	DET	472	275	0.58	88	73	0.83
Mike Cammalleri	CGY	562	425	0.76	32	32	1.00
Dave Bolland	CHI	297	154	0.52	49	37	0.76
Daniel Briere	PHI	813	643	0.79	108	109	1.01
Maxime Talbot	PHI	469	142	0.30	77	39	0.51
Keith Yandle	PHX	365	187	0.51	24	17	0.71
Robyn Regehr	BUF	903	168	0.19	41	15	0.37
Johnny Boychuk	BOS	202	46	0.23	45	18	0.40
Martin St Louis	TBL	931	852	0.92	63	68	1.08
RJ Umberger	CBJ	551	314	0.57	26	19	0.73
Rostislav Klesla	PHX	596	147	0.25	20	8	0.40
Saku Koivu	ANA	1012	776	0.77	60	55	0.92
Steve Downie	COL	272	137	0.50	23	15	0.65