Top 5 Point Scorers For Each Team

[Randomtask68]

Here's a list of the top 5 scorers for each team this season and where the team ranks in terms of offense.

Anaheim Ducks (2.68 GPG, 18th)

Ryan Getzlaf 74GP 15G-58A-73PTS
Ryan Kesler 82GP 22G-36A-58PTS
Corey Perry 82GP 19G-34A-53PTS
Rickard Rakell 71GP 33G-18A-51PTS
Jakob Silfverberg 79GP 23G-26A-49PTS

Arizona Coyotes (2.33 GPG, 27th)

Radim Vrbata 81GP 20G-35A-55PTS
Oliver Ekman-Larsson 79GP 12G-27A-39PTS
Max Domi 59GP 9G-29A-38PTS
Alex Goligoski 82GP 6G-30A-36PTS
Tobias Rieder 80GP 16G-18A-34 PTS

Boston Bruins (2.83 GPG, 13th)

Brad Marchand 80GP 39G-46A-85PTS
David Pastrnak 75GP 34G-36A-70PTS
David Krejci 82GP 23G-31A-54PTS
Patrice Bergeron 79GP 21G-32A-53PTS
Torey Krug 81GP 8G-43A-51PTS

Buffalo Sabres (2.43 GPG, 24th)

Jack Eichel 61GP 24G-33A-57PTS
Ryan O’Reilly 72GP 20G-35A-55PTS
Sam Reinhart 79GP 17G-30A-47PTS
Kyle Okposo 65GP 19G-26A-45PTS
Rasmus Ristolainen 79GP 6G-39A-45PTS

Calgary Flames (2.71 GPG, 17th)

Johnny Gaudreau 72GP 18G-43A-61PTS
Sean Monahan 82GP 27G-31A-58PTS
Mikael Backlund 81GP 22G-31A-53PTS
Dougie Hamilton 81GP 13G-37A-50PTS
Matthew Tkachuk 76GP 13G-35A-48PTS

Carolina Hurricanes (2.59 GPG, 21st)

Jeff Skinner 79GP 37G-26A-63PTS
Sebastian Aho 82GP 24G-25A-49PTS
Jordan Staal 75GP 16G-29A-45PTS
Victor Rask 82GP 16G-29A-45PTS
Elias Lindholm 72GP 11G-34A-45PTS

Chicago Blackhawks (2.93GPG, 9th)

Patrick Kane 82GP 34G-55A-89PTS
Artemi Panarin 82GP 31G-43A-74PTS
Jonathan Toews 72GP 21G-37A-58PTS
Duncan Keith 80GP 6G-47A-53PTS
Marian Hossa 73GP 26G-19A-45PTS

Colorado Avalanche (2.01 GPG, 30th)

Nathan Mackinnon 82GP 16G-37A-53PTS
Matt Duchene 77GP 18G-23A-41PTS
Mikko Rantanen 75GP 20G-19A-39PTS
Tyson Barrie 74GP 7G-31A-38PTS
Gabriel Landeskog 72GP 18G-15A-33PTS

Columbus Blue Jackets (3.01GPG, 6th)

Cam Atkinson 82GP 35G-27A-62PTS
Alex Wennberg 80GP 13G-46A-59PTS
Brandon Saad 82GP 24G-29A-53PTS
Nick Foligno 79GP 26G-25A-51PTS
Sam Gagner 81GP 18G-32A-50PTS

Dallas Stars (2.71GPG, 16th)

Tyler Seguin 82GP 26G-46A-72PTS
Jamie Benn 77GP 26G-43A-69PTS
Jason Spezza 68GP 15G-35A-50PTS
John Klingberg 80GP 13G-36A-49PTS
Patrick Eaves 59GP 21G-16A-37PTS

Detroit Red Wings (2.40 GPG, 26th)

Henrik Zetterberg 82GP 17G-51A-68PTS
Gustav Nyquist 76GP 12G-36A-48PTS
Tomas Tatar 82GP 25G-21A-46PTS
Frans Nielsen 79GP 17G-24A-41PTS
Thomas Vanek 48GP 15G-23A-38PTS

Edmonton Oilers (2.96GPG, 8th)

Connor McDavid 82GP 30G-70A-100PTS
Leon Draisaitl 82GP 29G-48A-77PTS
Jordan Eberle 82GP 20G-31A-51PTS
Milan Lucic 82GP 23G-27A-50PTS
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 82GP 18G-25A-43PTS

Florida Panthers (2.50 GPG, 23rd)

Vincent Trocheck 82GP 23G-31A-54PTS
Aleksander Barkov 61GP 21G-31A-52PTS
Jonathan Marchessault 75GP 30G-21-51PTS
Jaromir Jagr 82GP 16G-30A-46PTS
Keith Yandle 82GP 5G-36A-41PTS

Los Angeles Kings (2.43 GPG, 25th)

Jeff Carter 82GP 32G-34A-66PTS
Anze Kopitar 76GP 12G-40A-52PTS
Tanner Pearson 80GP 24G-20A-44PTS
Drew Doughty 82GP 12G-32A-44PTS
Alec Martinez 82GP 9G-30A-39PTS

Minnesota Wild (3.21 GPG, 2nd)

Mikael Granlund 81GP 26G-43A-69PTS
Eric Staal 82GP 28G-37A-65PTS
Mikko Koivu 80GP 18G-40A-58PTS
Nino Niederreiter 82GP 25G-32A-57PTS
Charlie Coyle 82GP 18G-38A-56PTS

Montreal Canadiens (2.72 GPG, 15th)

Max Pacioretty 81GP 35G-32A-67PTS
Alexander Radulov 76GP 18G-36A-54PTS
Alex Galchenyuk 61GP 17G-27A-44PTS
Paul Byron 81GP 22G-21A-43PTS
Shea Weber 78GP 17G-25A-42PTS

Nashville Predators (2.90 GPG, 11th)

Viktor Arvidsson 80GP 31G-30A-61PTS
Ryan Johansen 82GP 14G-47A-61PTS
Filip Forsberg 82GP 31G-27A-58PTS
Roman Josi 72GP 12G-37A-49PTS
Mike Fisher 72GP 18G-24A-42PTS

New Jersey Devils (2.20 GPG, 28th)

Kyle Palmieri 80GP 26G-28A-54PTS
Taylor Hall 72GP 20G-33A-53PTS
Travis Zajac 80GP 14G-31A-45PTS
Adam Henrique 82GP 20G-20A-40PTS
Damon Severson 80GP 3G-28A-31PTS

New York Islanders (2.91 GPG, 10th)

John Tavares 77GP 28G-38A-66PTS
Josh Bailey 82GP 13G-43A-56PTS
Anders Lee 81GP 34G-18A-52PTS
Nick Leddy 81GP 11G-35A-46PTS
Brock Nelson 81GP 20G-25A-45PTS

New York Rangers (3.09 GPG, 4th)

Mats Zuccarello 80GP 15G-44A-59PTS
JT Miller 82GP 22G-34A-58PTS
Derek Stepan 81GP 17G-38A-55PTS
Chris Kreider 75GP 28G-25A-53PTS
Kevin Hayes 76GP 17G-32A-49PTS

Ottawa Senators (2.51 GPG, 22nd)

Erik Karlsson 77GP 17G-54A-71PTS
Mike Hoffman 74GP 26G-35A-61PTS
Kyle Turris 78GP 27G-28A-55PTS
Mark Stone 71GP 22G-32A-54PTS
Derick Brassard 81GP 14G-25A-39PTS

Philadelphia Flyers (2.59 GPG, 20th)

Jakub Voracek 82GP 20G-41A-61PTS
Claude Giroux 82GP 14G-44A-58PTS
Brayden Schenn 70GP 25G-30A-55PTS
Wayne Simmonds 82GP 31G-23A-54PTS
Shayne Gostisbehere 76GP 7G-32A-39PTS

Pittsburgh Penguins (3.39 GPG, 1st)

Sidney Crosby 75GP 44G-45A-89PTS
Evgeni Malkin 62GP 33G-39A-72PTS
Phil Kessel 82GP 23G-47A-70PTS
Conor Sheary 61GP 23G-30A-53PTS
Justin Schultz 78GP 12G-39A-51PTS

San Jose Sharks (2.67 GPG, 19th)

Brent Burns 82GP 29G-47A-76PTS
Joe Pavelski 29G-39A-68PTS
Logan Couture 73GP 25G-27A-52PTS
Joe Thornton 79GP 7G-43A-50PTS
Patrick Marleau 82GP 27G-19A-46PTS

St. Louis Blues (2.84 GPG, 12th)

Vladimir Tarasenko 82GP 39G-36A-75PTS
Jaden Schwartz 78GP 19G-36A-55PTS
Alex Steen 76GP 16G-35A-51PTS
Alex Pietrangelo 80GP 14G-34-48PTS
David Perron 82GP 18G-28A-46PTS

Tampa Bay Lightning (2.80GPG, 14th)

Nikita Kucherov 74GP 40G-45A-85PTS
Victor Hedman 79GP 16G-56A-72PTS
Jonathan Drouin 73GP 21G-32A-53PTS
Onderj Palat 75GP 17G-35A-52PTS
Tyler Johnson 66GP 19G-26A-45PTS

Toronto Maple Leafs (3.05 GPG, 5th)

Auston Matthews 82GP 40G-29A-69PTS
James Van Riemsdyk 82GP 29G-33A-62PTS
Nazem Kadri 82GP 32G-29A-61PTS
William Nylander 81GP 22G-39A-61PTS
Mitch Marner 77GP 19G-42A-61PTS

Vancouver Canucks (2.17 GPG, 29th)

Bo Horvat 81GP 21G-32A-53PTS
Henrik Sedin 82GP 15G-36A-51PTS
Daniel Sedin 82GP 15G-29A-44PTS
Sven Baertschi 68GP 18G-17A-35PTS
Brandon Sutter 81GP 17G-17A-34PTS

Washington Capitals (3.18GPG, 3rd)

Nicklas Backstrom 82GP 23G-63A-86PTS
Alex Ovechkin 82GP 33G-36A-69PTS
Evgeny Kuznetsov 82GP 19G-40A-59PTS
Marcus Johansson 82GP 24G-34A-58PTS
TJ Oshie 68GP 33G-23A-56PTS

Winnipeg Jets (3.00 GPG, 7th)

Mark Scheifele 79GP 32G-50A-82PTS
Blake Wheeler 82GP 26G-48A-74PTS
Patrik Laine 73GP 36G-28A-64PTS
Nikolaj Ehlers 82GP 25G-39A-64PTS
Dustin Byfuglien 80GP 13G-39A-52 PTS

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[Taak19]

Three teams higher top five than Colorado's top one.

 

[Butchered]

TB needs secondary scoring so bad it's not even funny.

 

[YakDavid]

Blue Jackets are the most impressive. No real 62 is top which is good but with 3.01GPG and being 6th in that stat it really shows how spread the scoring was

 

[Randomtask68]

Looks like McDavid, Zetterberg and Tarasenko are the only players to lead their team in scoring by 20+ points.

 

[GoJetsGo55]

We really need to learn how to stop pucks in our own zone.

 

[tony d]

Ottawa needs scoring help for sure, 4 guys with 50 points, no 30 goal scorers, that's terrible.

 

[Viqsi]

Blue Jackets are the most impressive. No real 62 is top which is good but with 3.01GPG and being 6th in that stat it really shows how spread the scoring was

The Predators are similarly set up, and the Rangers are even more spread out with even bigger results.

Fun bit that gets missed (since this is a top-5): the #6 and #7 scorers on the team are Zach Werenski (11-36-47 in 78gp) and Seth Jones (12-30-42 in 75gp).

 

[AvsGuy]

Patrick Eaves finished the season with the Ducks, not the Stars

You think Colorado looks bad here? You don't even want to see our bottom 6 stats. Soderberg and Colborne went from 51 and 44 points last year to 14 and 8. **** you Bednar.

 

[Holymakinaw]

Blue Jackets are the most impressive. No real 62 is top which is good but with 3.01GPG and being 6th in that stat it really shows how spread the scoring was

I'd say that Toronto is by far the most impressive. They are the only team in the league to have five 60+ point getters, and basically have a 40 goal scorer, plus two 30 goal scorers(JVR is close enough at 29) plus Nylander with 22 and Marner with 19. That is incredibly spread out offence.

 

[Randomtask68]

Patrick Eaves finished the season with the Ducks, not the Stars

That's true but he still had enough points with them to finish 5th in team scoring. If you removed him then the next player would be Devin Shore with 82GP 13G-23A-33PTS.

 

[izzy]

when schenn is more of a threat than giroux

 

[voxel]

We really need to learn how to stop pucks in our own zone.

Jets numbers are impressive for sure. When you force your forward to play team D... you get lower stats (see Nuge, Eberle). No more cheating, no more risky plays, etc.

 

[voxel]

I'd say that Toronto is by far the most impressive. They are the only team in the league to have five 60+ point getters, and basically have a 40 goal scorer, plus two 30 goal scorers(JVR is close enough at 29) plus Nylander with 22 and Marner with 19. That is incredibly spread out offence.

They remind me of last year's Stars - all offense, no defense.

 

[Kale Makar]

The Avs are so bad

Only 2 guys over 40 points.

 

[major major]

Ottawa needs scoring help for sure, 4 guys with 50 points, no 30 goal scorers, that's terrible.

I guess I shouldn't be surprised because people in seemingly every fanbase say that, but the numbers are right here in front of you and you should realize that most teams don't have 5 50 pt scorers.

It should be obvious that Ottawa looks normal at the top,
but lacks depth scoring.

 

[Holymakinaw]

They remind me of last year's Stars - all offense, no defense.

For sure. And they will get SMOKED in the post season because of it. But I'm still happy with their progress.

Next year, they seriously need to address the D.

 

[Sidney the Kidney]

I'd say that Toronto is by far the most impressive. They are the only team in the league to have five 60+ point getters, and basically have a 40 goal scorer, plus two 30 goal scorers(JVR is close enough at 29) plus Nylander with 22 and Marner with 19. That is incredibly spread out offence.

Penguins only missed out due to injury. I know people hate the "on pace" argument, but the Pens had 3 players reach 60+ (Crosby, Malkin, Kessel), but they also had Sheary, Letang, and Guentzel on pace for 60+. Add to that Schultz at 51 points, Hornqvist with 44 in 70 games, and that's a pretty deep, spread around offense.

Also, if you focus on just goal scoring, Pens had two guys with 30+ (Crosby and Malkin), with three more at 20+ (Kessel, Sheary, Hornqvist). They also had Bonino at 18, Guentzel at 16 (in 40 games) and Rust at 15 (in 57 games).

I'd hazard a guess that the Pens are the only team in the league who has a 70-point guy on their third line.

This Pens team is even deeper up front than last year's squad that won the Cup. The problem is on the back-end, where a lot of guys are playing below the level they played at last season.

 

[GoJetsGo55]

Jets numbers are impressive for sure. When you force your forward to play team D... you get lower stats (see Nuge, Eberle). No more cheating, no more risky plays, etc.

Our forwards are pretty good at D and I don't agree at all that their numbers are a product of cheating on D. Our issues are goaltending and the defensive system itself.

Our forwards are normally back and in position.

 

[HockeyGuruPitka]

They remind me of last year's Stars - all offense, no defense.

2015/2016 Stars top 5 average age = 27.4
2016/2017 Leafs top 5 average age = 21.8

 

[malkshake]

The drop offs from McDavid to Drai to Eberle are insane haha

 

[Holymakinaw]

Penguins only missed out due to injury. I know people hate the "on pace" argument, but the Pens had 3 players reach 60+ (Crosby, Malkin, Kessel), but they also had Sheary, Letang, and Guentzel on pace for 60+. Add to that Schultz at 51 points, Hornqvist with 44 in 70 games, and that's a pretty deep, spread around offense.

Also, if you focus on just goal scoring, Pens had two guys with 30+ (Crosby and Malkin), with three more at 20+ (Kessel, Sheary, Hornqvist). They also had Bonino at 18, Guentzel at 16 (in 40 games) and Rust at 15 (in 57 games).

I'd hazard a guess that the Pens are the only team in the league who has a 70-point guy on their third line.

This Pens team is even deeper up front than last year's squad that won the Cup. The problem is on the back-end, where a lot of guys are playing below the level they played at last season.

Sure, but they did that with a bunch of 30 year olds who each earn 7-9 million a year.

The Leafs did it with 19 and 20 years olds, on entry level contracts.

 

[MardyBum]

Damn, if Little had played the whole year the Jets top 5 would have all had 25g + 60+ points.

 

[gorangers0525]

Lol, 4th in goals, no one with 60+ points.

Dat depth

 

[AfroThunder396]

People crapping on Colorado's historically bad numbers, no one mentioning that New Jersey's are not that far off.

2001 was a looooooooong time ago.