Predict next year's Art Ross race

Lebowski

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Dec 5, 2010
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Crosby is still the safe bet, but I'm not as convinced he should win as last year. Wouldn't be surprised to see Seguin take the Art Ross.
 

PALE PWNR

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Jul 10, 2010
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LOL. The leading scorer over the past half decade (while still being young and improving today) doesn't crack a single persons list. Kessel will be top 5, like always

Kessel is 8th over the past half decade... Giroux is 1st, followed by Ovi, Stamkos, St. Louis, Tavares, Crosby, H Sedin, THEN Kessel.
 

Yoshidas Island

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Jan 2, 2015
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If Kessel isn't even an honourable mention for this, there is no way Patches and Galch are in the discussion, and that's no insult.
I'd say if Kessel is traded yes. But don't forget that Patches had 6 more points in 2 less games (I know the margin is small and on different level of teams, but don't forget Toronto's offense was crazy good at the beginning of the year). Plus with the Pacioretty and Galchenyuk line, they were almost PPG until they were split up. So they already have some chemistry going, and Galchenyuk will most likely be that much better next year, so I can honestly see them both reaching the 70 point plateau: Especially Pacioretty
 

MackAttack26

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Jan 10, 2015
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1. Sidney Crosby - 38 + 65 = 103
2. Evgeni Malkin - 39 + 55 = 94
3. John Tavares - 43 + 48 = 91
4. Claude Giroux - 30 + 58 = 88
5. Alex Ovechkin - 53 + 34 = 87
6. Patrick Kane - 32 + 55 = 87
7. Tyler Seguin - 41 + 43 = 84
8. Steven Stamkos - 46 + 36 = 82
9. Nick Backstrom*- 21 + 58 = 79
10. Ryan Getzlaf - 33 + 44 = 77

HM: Jamie Benn, Vlad Tarasenko, Corey Perry
 

nerdman60

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Jun 28, 2007
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1. Crosby 105
2. Seguin 92
3. Kane 92
4. Tavares 88
5. Ovechkin 86
6. Giroux 83
7. McDavid 80
8. Voracek 77
9. Malkin 75
10. Tarasenko 74
 

Maplebeasts

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Oct 26, 2014
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I'd say if Kessel is traded yes. But don't forget that Patches had 6 more points in 2 less games (I know the margin is small and on different level of teams, but don't forget Toronto's offense was crazy good at the beginning of the year). Plus with the Pacioretty and Galchenyuk line, they were almost PPG until they were split up. So they already have some chemistry going, and Galchenyuk will most likely be that much better next year, so I can honestly see them both reaching the 70 point plateau: Especially Pacioretty

Yeah Kessel was pacing for around 80 points in the first of the season, but then the team had an almost historically bad offence for the latter half of it. Lets hope for his sake he bounces back.
 

revolverjgw

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Kessel is 8th over the past half decade... Giroux is 1st, followed by Ovi, Stamkos, St. Louis, Tavares, Crosby, H Sedin, THEN Kessel.

Still pretty amazing company. Finishing at worst 8th in scoring three straight years is a remarkable feat that few players have done in this era. If he gets out of that circus he'll pile up the points.
 

LT

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Jul 23, 2010
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1. Seguin 92
2. Crosby 91
3. Ovechkin 90
4. Giroux 87
5a. Benn 86
5b. Voracek 86
7a. Johnson 83
7b. Bäckström 83
9. Johansen 82
10. Stamkos 80
11a. Tavares 79
11b. Kane 79
12. Tarasenko 78
13. Getzlaf 76
14. Malkin 74
15. Hall 73
16. Forsberg 72
17. Perry 70
18. Toews 68
18. Gaudreau 68
20. McDavid 67

This looks really good.
 

SpookyTsuki

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Dec 3, 2014
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Datsyuk will be up there if Healthy, Sixty three games and Sixty five points, keep on that pace and you get 84/85.. Especially if Nyquist or whoever his linemates are gets better

Id just bet Crosby if i were to bet Money on this.
 

Club

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Mar 2, 2015
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Everyone sleeping on Perry, he's been deadly in the playoffs and will have an exceptional year next season
 

SI90

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Jul 25, 2011
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1. Sidney Crosby - 38 + 65 = 103
2. Evgeni Malkin - 39 + 55 = 94
3. John Tavares - 43 + 48 = 91
4. Claude Giroux - 30 + 58 = 88
5. Alex Ovechkin - 53 + 34 = 87
6. Patrick Kane - 32 + 55 = 87
7. Tyler Seguin - 41 + 43 = 84
8. Steven Stamkos - 46 + 36 = 82
9. Nick Backstrom*- 21 + 58 = 79
10. Ryan Getzlaf - 33 + 44 = 77

HM: Jamie Benn, Vlad Tarasenko, Corey Perry

Looks fine to me. Top 5 scorers in the metro. It's like the Wild West in the metro with all the offensive talent lol
 

authentic

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Jan 28, 2015
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1. Crosby - 104 pts
2. Tavares - 97 pts
3. Ovechkin - 96 pts
4. Hall - 95 pts
5. Seguin - 95 pts
6. Benn - 89 pts
7. Stamkos - 88 pts
8. Tarasenko - 84 pts
9. McDavid - 80 pts
10. Getzlaf - 79 pts
11. Malkin - 77 pts
12. Backstrom - 77 pts

Don't know if you're serious with those point totals, this isn't 2006.
 

Zaddy

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Not to be a homer but I think Hall will be top3 and maybe even win it. With a fresh start in Edmonton with new GM, coach and centre he'll light it up bigtime. I wouldn't be surprised to see him have a career year.

Crosby, Seguin and Tarasenko will be up there too.
 

MattMartin

Killer Instinct™
Feb 10, 2007
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Long Island
1. Eichel 125 pts
2. Crosby - 104 pts
3. Tavares - 97 pts
4. Ovechkin - 96 pts
5. Hall - 95 pts
6. Seguin - 95 pts
7. Benn - 89 pts
8. Stamkos - 88 pts
9. McDavid - 80 pts
10. Getzlaf - 79 pts
11. Malkin - 77 pts
12. Backstrom - 77 pts
 

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