Why don't you go back a few more years 60 POINT season was the best he has also had 39 and 45 POINT seasons. He has never been a 1c in his career and corsi possession stats are far better for schenn and ror. Kadri is not and never will be a 1c. Ror and schenn have proven they are. Also your qoc numbers are barley different get a grip.
I thought you gave bonus points to ROR for being on the worst team in the league? The Leafs finished in 30th place when Kadri got 45 points. If you want to go back even further though, he had 44 in 48, but I would have thought that the last two years were more relevant than whatever happened previously when we're comparing players today. Brayden Schenn was a 41 point winger when Kadri had a 50 point season in 2013-2014, but who really cares about 4 years ago? In 2016-2017 Kadri played 82 games, putting up 61 points with +1.4 corsi rel, against 29.61 TOIQoC. That was the toughest competiton out of any Leaf forwards and he tied for third on the team in points and second in goals. He was second out of Leafs forwards in ES icetime. I don't know what you want a low end #1C to look like, but that looks pretty darn good to me. Correct me if I'm wrong, but those numbers would have made him the Blues runaway #1C that year.
If you want career numbers, ROR's Corsi rel is +3.1, Kadri at +1.6, and Schenn at -0.3.
For scoring
Kadri 313p in 488 games (.641ppg)
O'Rielly 422 in 651 games (.648ppg) - I did the math and Kadri comes in at about 417 points over the same number of games, not exactly a runaway victory.
Schenn 318 in 515 games (.617ppg)
I won't do career TOIQoC because that would be insane and irrelevant. ROR would probably win by a considerable margin, though.
Barely different TOIQoC numbers? Well, sure I guess. .32, the difference between Kadri and O'Rielly is only slightly smaller than the difference between Pietrangelo (29.46) and Parayko (29.1). Another good illustration of what "barely different" TOIQoC numbers actually mean is that Victor Headman, who ranked #1 on TB's defence with 29.4 was "only" .46 higher than Dan Girardi and his 28.94, which ranked 5th on the team. Patrice Bergeron has 30.01.
Honestly, I'm mostly just pulling your leg, but you're not even getting your numbers right in making your arguments. You've said that Kadri plays the weakest QoC, which is completely wrong, and then belittled it anyways. You're picking and choosing between career and recent numbers to suit your arguments for both points and corsi rel. In my eyes, ROR is clearly the best player and Schenn's 70 point season would make him better than Kadri if he can keep it up long term. But your arguments against Kadri are neither consistent nor accurate. He scores like a low end #1C, he goes against legit #1C competition, his possession numbers are fine, especially considering his competition, and he's played huge minutes for the Leafs even if he was playing behind Matthews.