Connor Mcdavid point total projection 22/23

[Dion TheFluff]

simple question, how many points does McDavid score this season?

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[SannywithoutCompy]

He put up over 120 with dogshit on ice shooting luck last year, I think 120+ is safe barring injury.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

121 points

 

[Skinnyjimmy08]

136

 

[PostBradMalone]

Whatever the total, he needs to finish no higher than 6th-7th overall in points so that the brilliant minds at the PHWA can find him worthy of the Hart.

 

[Dion TheFluff]

Whatever the total, he needs to finish no higher than 6th-7th overall in points so that the brilliant minds at the PHWA can find him worthy of the Hart.

Matthews was the better player last year. Make a bridge and get over it.

 

[jigglysquishy]

I think he hits 130 this year and hits 50 goals.

Then never hits 120 points or 45 goals again.

 

[Habano]

650

 

[Kerberos]

140 points exactly. Just continuing to pull further away from the pack.

Matthews was the better player last year. Make a bridge and get over it.

Except he wasn't in the regular season. Comparable at best.

And then the playoffs made it evidently more clear how massive the gap is between them. Matthews isn't even in the same area code as McDavid as a player.

 

[Vakarte]

I think he hits 130 this year and hits 50 goals.

Then never hits 120 points or 45 goals again.

trolling is an epidemic

 

[wetcoast]

He put up over 120 with dogshit on ice shooting luck last year, I think 120+ is safe barring injury.

this took the 120-129 option.

 

[Blacephalon]

140 points exactly. Just continuing to pull further away from the pack.


Except he wasn't in the regular season. Comparable at best.

And then the playoffs made it evidently more clear how massive the gap is between them. Matthews isn't even in the same area code as McDavid as a player.

Yup. The funny thing is that there are still Leaf fans out there who claim Matthews is better. It’s just sad at this point.

 

[Nathaniel Skywalker]

140 points exactly. Just continuing to pull further away from the pack.


Except he wasn't in the regular season. Comparable at best.

And then the playoffs made it evidently more clear how massive the gap is between them. Matthews isn't even in the same area code as McDavid as a player.

What pack did he pull away from last season? 5 point lead in the reg season and 1 in the playoffs?

 

[Dion TheFluff]

140 points exactly. Just continuing to pull further away from the pack.


Except he wasn't in the regular season. Comparable at best.

And then the playoffs made it evidently more clear how massive the gap is between them. Matthews isn't even in the same area code as McDavid as a player.

I mean the Hart and Ted Lindsay award would suggest otherwise but sure I'll take your word for it.

 

[Regal]

With Kane there and better shooting luck, I think he’ll hit 130.

 

[Voight]

140 points exactly. Just continuing to pull further away from the pack.


Except he wasn't in the regular season. Comparable at best.

And then the playoffs made it evidently more clear how massive the gap is between them. Matthews isn't even in the same area code as McDavid as a player.

Good thing the Hart/Pearson are regular season awards.

 

[psycat]

Simply going by his career average it would be around 117pts in 82 games. Sure he paced higher last year(and the weird quasi-season before that most of all) but alot of offensive dynamos peak quite early in terms of absolute numbers so I guess ill vote for 110-119, wouldn't be surprised to see 130~ but would be even less surprised to see 115.

Anything below 110 or above 135 would be very unexpected for me.

Of course that is if he plays close to all games which is far from a given but that also gives some room for missing a handful of games and still be within prediction rate.

 

[teravaineSAROS]

And then the playoffs made it evidently more clear how massive the gap is between them. Matthews isn't even in the same area code as McDavid as a player.

You don't win the Hart for being good in the playoffs. It was a very competitive year for the Hart with guys like Matthews, Shesterkin and Josi also having insane seasons.

McDavid was amazing aswell but he "only" had 8 points more than Gaudreau and Huberdeau. It wasn't the Gretzky-level of dominance you're trying to sell it as.

McDavid's the best player in the world but Matthews got 60 goals while being good defensively, it's not outrageous to give him an award for that.

 

[Bluesguru]

142 points

 

[bobbyking]

hell never best kucherovs 128

 

[Soundwave]

McDavid scored at a 1.86 ppg under Jay Woodcroft who unlike Dave Tippett actually has some kind of offensive system other than "wait for the PP to score".

That was a 134 point pace.

That scoring rate also went up in the playoffs to literal Wayne Gretzky in his prime levels (an absurd 2.065 ppg).

 

[Satoru Gojo]

Full season of Kane, hopefully he puts up 130-140

 

[Connor McConnor]

132 points, finally hits the 50+ goal mark.

A full RS with a guy who can actually put the puck in the net plus that PP. Also think the PO success from last year will translate into them having a strong RS as a team.

 

[Faceboner]

140 points exactly. Just continuing to pull further away from the pack.


Except he wasn't in the regular season. Comparable at best.

And then the playoffs made it evidently more clear how massive the gap is between them. Matthews isn't even in the same area code as McDavid as a player.

Well yeah one plays in toronto the other in edmonton. But i agree although Matthews did have a good enough season to give voters a reason to pick someone else other than mcdavid

 

[DingerMcSlapshot]

Plays 74....42g 70a. 112p..

Gets in 3 fights goes 1-1-1