I think he hits 60-65 this year, but I think it would be close, people are really underestimating 136 points today. Since 2007-08 the highest goal total is Ovechkin himself with 65 then the next closest is 60 from Stamkos. The highest point total since then is 113.
True, but that's partly because of how good those two seasons are from a goalscoring perspective. I don't think any seasons in that time frame rate as high all time from a point production standpoint as those two do from an all time goal scoring standpoint. And if we look at the two seasons before that, you have Thornton at 125, Jagr at 123, and Crosby at 120, all of which are closer to 136 than 65 is to 74 (though only slightly)
I don't think there's a huge difference, but I think there'd be a clear one. At least in terms of which is more impressive in a historical context. If it's simply who would be the better player, then it's hard to say, partly because of the Avs stacked line. The typical Ovechkin "goals are the best" crowd will probably say it's still easily Ovechkin, but a 25 point gap is pretty huge.
Interestingly, Rantanen getting 103 assists might be more impressive than either historically. Only Gretzky, Lemieux and Orr have topped 100 before.