HFpapi
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So, just to be clear, this isn't every player in the league that you think is a HOF after this season ends. Specifically this is players you didn't think were at the end of last season or were fence sitting on but now you do. (So leave the Crosby, McDavid, Malkin, Kanes etc out who were obviously HOF'ers prior to this season).
A few to consider:
Auston Matthews: I had him as a HOF already prior to this season but not everyone did. Surely becoming only the 10th player in NHL history to have two or more 60 goal seasons + 3rd Rocket Richard trophy in 4 seasons makes him a lock even if he retired at seasons end.
Roman Josi: I was a fence sitter for him prior to this season but a season where he will finish likely around 85 points and garner a top 5 Norris finish, he's in.
Cale Makar: It was a controversial opinion to say he would have been in end of last season with so few games played but nonetheless many said he would be. Now that he's added another season to his resume with likely 90+ points and almost for certain another Norris finalist (I think Hughes wins but Makar could). He will have 4 Norris finalists, 1 Norris, 1 Smythe, 1 cup, Calder, over PPG through 310+ games.
Brad Marchand: Has an additional season of compiling gotten him there?
Artemi Panarin: Likely finishes around 115-120 points, and finishes with almost exactly the same number of career points as Pavel Bure who is already in the HOF. This is his 4th time getting 90+ points and 6th time getting 80+.
A few to consider:
Auston Matthews: I had him as a HOF already prior to this season but not everyone did. Surely becoming only the 10th player in NHL history to have two or more 60 goal seasons + 3rd Rocket Richard trophy in 4 seasons makes him a lock even if he retired at seasons end.
Roman Josi: I was a fence sitter for him prior to this season but a season where he will finish likely around 85 points and garner a top 5 Norris finish, he's in.
Cale Makar: It was a controversial opinion to say he would have been in end of last season with so few games played but nonetheless many said he would be. Now that he's added another season to his resume with likely 90+ points and almost for certain another Norris finalist (I think Hughes wins but Makar could). He will have 4 Norris finalists, 1 Norris, 1 Smythe, 1 cup, Calder, over PPG through 310+ games.
Brad Marchand: Has an additional season of compiling gotten him there?
Artemi Panarin: Likely finishes around 115-120 points, and finishes with almost exactly the same number of career points as Pavel Bure who is already in the HOF. This is his 4th time getting 90+ points and 6th time getting 80+.