Best Non Big Four Offensive Season Since 1967 Expansion - #25

Since the '67 expansion, what season is the 25th best offensive season by a non Big Four player?

  • Jari Kurri '86

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Pat LaFontaine '93

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Jarome Iginla '02

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Jaromir Jagr '06

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Evgeni Malkin '09

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Alex Ovechkin '09

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Henrik Sedin '10

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Alex Ovechkin '10

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sidney Crosby '10

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Connor McDavid '17

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Connor McDavid '22

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other

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  • Total voters
    7
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DitchMarner

TheGlitchintheSwitch
Jul 21, 2017
11,048
7,997
Brampton, ON
Since the '67 expansion, what season is the 25th best offensive season by a non Big Four (Gretzky, Lemieux, Orr, Howe) player?

People generally think of points scored when they think of "offense," but really, you can consider things like scoring chance generation, effective neutral zone transition game, effective forechecking that causes turnovers, good puck possession in the offensive zone to be part of a player's offensive game.

Things like back checking, defensive play and positioning, shot blocking, body checking to knock players off the puck outside of the attacking zone are irrelevant here. These are things to consider when voting in the best two-way seasons since 1967 polls series.


Results:

#1. Connor McDavid 2023 (54.5%)
#2. Connor McDavid 2021 (50%)
#3. Jaromir Jagr 1999 (44.4%)
#4. Steve Yzerman 1989 (32.1%)
#5. Phil Esposito 1971 (31.4%)
#6. Alex Ovechkin 2008 (35.4%)
#7. Nikita Kucherov 2024 (31.6%)
#8. Evgeni Malkin 2012 (won run-off against Jagr '96 and MacKinnon '24)
#9. Jaromir Jagr 1996 (31.6%)
#10. Brett Hull 1991 (40%)
#11. Guy Lafleur 1977 (45.5%)
#12. Nathan MacKinnon 2024 (35.7%)
#13. Joe Sakic 2001 (won run-off against Thornton '06 and McDavid '24)
#14. Connor McDavid 2024 (50%)
#15. Sidney Crosby 2014 (won run-off against Lafleur '78)
#16. Guy Lafleur 1978 (40%)
#17. Nikita Kucherov 2019 (28.6%)
#18. Phil Esposito 1974 (41.7%)
#19. Paul Coffey 1986 (won run-off against Kane '16)
#20. Jaromir Jagr 2000 (won run-off against Kane '16)
#21. Jaromir Jagr 2001 (40%)
#22. Leon Draisaitl 2020 (won run-off against Nicholls '89)
#23. Bernie Nicholls 1989 (36.4%)
#24. Joe Thornton 2006 (33.3%)
 

heksagon

Registered User
Jul 27, 2010
1,602
1,016
Finland
Kurri 1984-1985.

71 goals and 135 points in 73 regular season games is already great, but 19+12=31 in 18 playoff games is just insane. A goal per game season, in addition to Kurri's great overall offensive game.
 

amnesiac

Space Oddity
Jul 10, 2010
14,396
8,322
Montreal
Crosby 07 - Hart, Lindsay, Art Ross

120P playing with 38 year old Recchi and Michel Ouellet/Colby Armstrong

probably shouldve gone sooner
 
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bobholly39

Registered User
Mar 10, 2013
23,305
16,648
Kurri 1984-1985.

71 goals and 135 points in 73 regular season games is already great, but 19+12=31 in 18 playoff games is just insane. A goal per game season, in addition to Kurri's great overall offensive game.

I think it's regular season only though.

I picked Crosby 2007. Lots of good options though
 

DitchMarner

TheGlitchintheSwitch
Jul 21, 2017
11,048
7,997
Brampton, ON
Crosby 07 - Hart, Lindsay, Art Ross

120P playing with 38 year old Recchi and Michel Ouellet/Colby Armstrong

probably shouldve gone sooner

It was a great season. I think that season, Thornton '06, Nicholls '89, Draisaitl '20, Kane '16 and Jagr '06 are pretty close offensively.

Don't know why Jagr '06 has gotten no support at all in this polls series. The season is pretty much on par with Thornton '06.
 

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