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Originally Posted by shadowlord
Erick Estrada said earlier in this post that McDavid is on a 1.76ppg pace, which is obviously very good. Does anyone know what his points/60 minutes pace is? How does it compare to other players in the league historically? Maybe McDavid's points-per-60 still amazing, I don't know.
But the additional ice time given to McDavid (and Draisaitl) that allows them to get those points, also takes time away from the rest of the forwards. Players usually need to get more than the bare minimum of ice time to get their offense going. How many fewer goals are they getting as a result?
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according to this, for player with over 200 games, he's #1 all time since the stat began.
https://www.quanthockey.com/nhl/reco...0-leaders.html
for one season, this year he's 2nd all time. only behind a Crosby season where he played only 22 games. (min 20 games played)
https://www.quanthockey.com/nhl/reco...l-players.html
the benchmark has to be the 2018-2019 season by Kucherov, since that was over an 82 game season. Personally, I would consider that #1
I see that there are several high up the charts this year, such as Mark Stone at #11 all time.