Player Discussion Connor McDavid Part VII: Hart, Ross & Lindsay Winner | 100 Points In 53 Games!

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I mean I think he'll win, but I don't know, the PHWA tends to "get clever" about this stuff, plus their myopic and lazy.

He'll win, but I'm anticipating a surprising amount of first place votes to the other two because of some PHWA writers as you mentioned who seem to either like to make awards voting about themselves to get clicks and justify their pay cheques, or some only follow their own teams and are super-biased.

Also McDavid had 24 EV goals and 68 EV points which was more than everybody had total points except Draisaitl, and Marchand who had 69 points. Mackinnon had 20 goals and 65 points total (although in 8 fewer games) with 40 of those points at even strength. If you extrapolate out for a full season for Mackinnon that's 23 goals and 76 points. Mattews meanwhile had 53 EV points including 31 EV goals, and prorated would have had 71 points in 56 games. Anyways, the point is McDavid obliterated the league at evens and on the PP.

Points:
1. McDavid - 56GP - 33G - 105P
2. Draisaitl - 56GP - 31G - 84P
3. Marchand - 53GP - 29G - 69P
4. Marner - 55GP - 20G - 67P
5. Kane - 56GP - 15G - 66P
6. Rantanen - 52GP - 30G - 66P
7. Matthews - 52GP - 41G - 65P
8. Mackinnon - 48GP - 20G - 65P

EV Points:
1. McDavid - 56GP - 24G - 68P
2. Matthews - 52GP - 31G - 53P
3. Marner - 20G - 51P
4. Draisaitl - 15G - 51P
5. Scheifele - 56GP - 17G - 46P
6. Marchand - 53GP - 21G - 44P
7. Kane - 56GP - 12G - 44P
12. Mackinnon - 48GP - 12G - 40P

Goals:
1. Matthews - 41G
2. McDavid - 33G
3. Debrincat - 32G
4. Draisaitl - 31G
5. Rantanen - 30G
6. Marchand - 29G
7. Toffoli - 28G
8. Kaprizov - 27G
T30. Mackinnon - 20G

Game Winning Goals
1. Matthews - 12G
2. McDavid - 11G
T-3. Draisaitl - 8G
T-3. Landeskog - 8G
T-3. Stone - 8G
T-6. Rantanen - 7G
T-13. Ovechkin - 6G
T-19. Marchand - 5G
T-19. Crosby - 5G
T-19. Marner - 5G
T-107. Mackinnon - 2G
 
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Did they purposely not have Leon on here because he should be.
I think it’s just tough to argue 2 guys from the same team are the most valuable to their team. If Leon is maybe the most valuable to his team, then why is Connor on the list? And vice versa.
 
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He'll win, but I'm anticipating a surprising amount of first place votes to the other two because of some PHWA writers as you mentioned who seem to either like to make awards voting about themselves to get clicks and justify their pay cheques, or some only follow their own teams and are super-biased.
If he doesn't win, the PWHA will probably need to be disbanded and whatever comes in it's wake will have strongly review membership.
 

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I think it’s just tough to argue 2 guys from the same team are the most valuable to their team. If Leon is maybe the most valuable to his team, then why is Connor on the list? And vice versa.

That makes a lot of sense.
 

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It does. Until you see Marner had more points than Matthews and Rantanen mote points than MacKinnon this year.

The guy who got snubbed here is Marchand IMO. Should have been likely McDavid, Marchand and anyone else with McDavid winning unanimously.

That is a valid.
 

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So NHL.com lists all of the award finalists alphabetically for all of the awards in the articles on their site.
MacKinnon, Matthews, McDavid named Hart Trophy finalists

For the Hart trophy Sportsnet listed McDavid first, presumably because McDavid is the frontrunner.
McDavid, Matthews, MacKinnon named finalists for Hart Trophy - Sportsnet.ca

The Toronto Sports Network unsurprisingly lists Matthews first in their Hart trophy article headline. Anybody thinking this is anything other than purely intentional hasn't been paying attention.
Auston Matthews, Connor McDavid, Nathan MacKinnon named Hart Memorial finalists - TSN.ca
 

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So NHL.com lists all of the award finalists alphabetically for all of the awards in the articles on their site.
MacKinnon, Matthews, McDavid named Hart Trophy finalists

For the Hart trophy Sportsnet listed McDavid first, presumably because McDavid is the frontrunner.
McDavid, Matthews, MacKinnon named finalists for Hart Trophy - Sportsnet.ca

The Toronto Sports Network unsurprisingly lists Matthews first in their Hart trophy article headline. Anybody thinking this is anything other than purely intentional hasn't been paying attention.
Auston Matthews, Connor McDavid, Nathan MacKinnon named Hart Memorial finalists - TSN.ca

Nope not surprised nor bothered by it personally. Bell owns TSN, which is the regional Leafers broadcaster and also shares a majority stake in the team. The GTA audience drives TSN's profitability. The list is still McDavid and two consolation runners up regardless of order.
 

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He'll win, but I'm anticipating a surprising amount of first place votes to the other two because of some PHWA writers as you mentioned who seem to either like to make awards voting about themselves to get clicks and justify their pay cheques, or some only follow their own teams and are super-biased.

Also McDavid had 24 EV goals and 68 EV points which was more than everybody had total points except Draisaitl, and Marchand who had 69 points. Mackinnon had 20 goals and 65 points total (although in 8 fewer games) with 40 of those points at even strength. If you extrapolate out for a full season for Mackinnon that's 23 goals and 76 points. Mattews meanwhile had 53 EV points including 31 EV goals, and prorated would have had 71 points in 56 games. Anyways, the point is McDavid obliterated the league at evens and on the PP.

Points:
1. McDavid - 56GP - 33G - 105P
2. Draisaitl - 56GP - 31G - 84P
3. Marchand - 53GP - 29G - 69P
4. Marner - 55GP - 20G - 67P
5. Kane - 56GP - 15G - 66P
6. Rantanen - 52GP - 30G - 66P
7. Matthews - 52GP - 41G - 65P
8. Mackinnon - 48GP - 20G - 65P

EV Points:
1. McDavid - 56GP - 24G - 68P
2. Matthews - 52GP - 31G - 53P
3. Marner - 20G - 51P
4. Draisaitl - 15G - 51P
5. Scheifele - 56GP - 17G - 46P
6. Marchand - 53GP - 21G - 44P
7. Kane - 56GP - 12G - 44P
12. Mackinnon - 48GP - 12G - 40P

Goals:
1. Matthews - 41G
2. McDavid - 33G
3. Debrincat - 32G
4. Draisaitl - 31G
5. Rantanen - 30G
6. Marchand - 29G
7. Toffoli - 28G
8. Kaprizov - 27G
T30. Mackinnon - 20G

Game Winning Goals
1. Matthews - 12G
2. McDavid - 11G
T-3. Draisaitl - 8G
T-3. Landeskog - 8G
T-3. Stone - 8G
T-6. Rantanen - 7G
T-13. Ovechkin - 6G
T-19. Marchand - 5G
T-19. Crosby - 5G
T-19. Marner - 5G
T-107. Mackinnon - 2G

This goes to show you though the lack of PP in the playoffs is really not helping us out at all. PP is prob the only reason we even make the playoffs
 

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