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Funny how my personal opinion didnt seem to matter for another player thats on the same team.I suspect that the irony in your post will go right over your head.
Funny how my personal opinion didnt seem to matter for another player thats on the same team.I suspect that the irony in your post will go right over your head.
That seems the most likely case, but at this point, even as a Leafs hater, I have a hard time seeing Marner miss it.I'm gonna say McDavid, Mackinnon, Rantanan, Giroux, Crosby and Kucherov
Thats a fair point, its going to fall for sure, but theres almost .60 leeway in there.14.3 oiSH% compared to 10.5 last year. 14.3 is an extremely high number and extremely unlikely to be sustained over the whole season. Last year, for example, MacKinnon had 11.9, McDavid had 10.5, Kucherov had 11. Going back more years, look at the top 10 finishes each year and you'll see their oiSH% is nowhere near Rantanen's current one.
He's only had 2 points in the last 2 games, but he had 16 over the previous 8 games. So his P/GP pace was actually rising significantly.Thats a fair point, its going to fall for sure, but theres almost .60 leeway in there.
Small sample size?He's only had 2 points in the last 2 games, but he had 16 over the previous 8 games. So his P/GP pace was actually rising significantly.
I just cited that sample because his pace has been rising for the last 10 games, and not falling like we're expecting.Small sample size?
Lol u are defending Matthews like he's ur dad. Chill out man people have other opinions its a message board. Not everyone thinks Matthews is the next Gretzky.
it would be pretty insane if Matthews hit 90 points with 14 games lost already, the rest i agree with though some are basically interchangeable list to list.Going purely off the eye test, I would venture to say that these players will hit 100 (barring bad injuries obviously):
Ratanen
Mackinnon
Kucherov
Point
Gaudreau
McDavid
Coming in-between 90 - 100 points:
Crosby
Marner
Matthews
Malkin
Wheeler
Giroux
Thats a lot of people that will regress, a lot of them seem sustainable. From 17 to 4?
I mean... if Matthews missed no other games this season, 90 points on the dot in 68 games is a 108 point pace over an 82 game season. Considering Toronto's potent offense, I don't see it being that farfetched, although you have to believe his SH% normalizes as the season wears on (although, his career SH% is still over 17% so he could very well end the season at the 20% mark too).it would be pretty insane if Matthews hit 90 points with 14 games lost already, the rest i agree with though some are basically interchangeable list to list.
Uh, did anyone at some point suggest he wouldn't hit 100?4 points for McDavid so far tonight. Hard to ever count this guy out.
I think MacKinnon, Rantanen, Kucherov, and Marner hit 100+. I don't think this is McDavids year.
Player | PPG | Pace |
Mikko Rantanen | 1.62 | 132 |
Nathan Mackinnon | 1.52 | 124 |
Nikita Kucherov | 1.43 | 117 |
Connor McDavid | 1.43 | 117 |
Mitch Marner | 1.38 | 113 |
Auston Matthews | 1.6 | 108 |
Blake Wheeler | 1.33 | 105 |
Sidney Crosby | 1.33 | 105 |
Patrice Bergeron | 1.37 | 104 |
Brayden Point | 1.27 | 104 |
Johnny Gaudreau | 1.28 | 104 |
Claude Giroux | 1.23 | 100 |
Evgeni Malkin | 1.22 | 100 |
Phil Kessel | 1.22 | 100 |
So do a lot of players. It's called competing for a playoff spotAnd he gets better as the season goes
As a leaf fan im more confident in Marner hitting 100 than Matthews hitting 90 thats just me though. i could easily see 80 though 40-40 type season if he stays healthy.I think McDavid, Rantanen, MacKinnon hit it for sure at this pace, with Marner, Kucherov being real close to being locks in my eyes depending on their production pace at the Christmas break/New Year.
Crosby, Malkin could, but in Crosby's case he seems to save himself for the playoffs a lot recently, so I could see him slowing to 90-95 points, but he could hit 100 too.
I think Wheeler, Point, Scheifele, Giroux, Gaudreau, Ovechkin, Eichel, Matthews finish in the 90-point range, some higher, some just a hair lower if they all remain healthy.
Scoring is crazy this year.
I mean... if Matthews missed no other games this season, 90 points on the dot in 68 games is a 108 point pace over an 82 game season. Considering Toronto's potent offense, I don't see it being that farfetched, although you have to believe his SH% normalizes as the season wears on (although, his career SH% is still over 17% so he could very well end the season at the 20% mark too).