Best Two-Way Season Since 1967 Expansion - #8

[DitchMarner]

Vote for the best overall combination of offense and defense.

Note: These are not necessarily the best overall seasons since '67. If Gretzky has a 200+ point season where his contributions are 90-95% offensive and 5-10% defensive, his season can be better in terms of net impact than any seasons listed as options. However, the spirit of these polls is to vote for the best combination of offense and defense from forwards and to consider seasons where offensive and defensive contributions are both very high.


Results:

#1. Sergei Fedorov 1994 (33.3%)
#2. Bobby Clarke 1975 (47.1%)
#3. Bobby Clarke 1976 (70.6%)
#4. Sergei Fedorov 1996 (beat Joe Sakic 2001 in a run-off)
#5. Joe Sakic 2001 (50%)
#6. Bryan Trottier 1979 (50%)
#7. Doug Gilmour 1993 (beat Pavel Datsyuk 2009 in a run-off)

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[amnesiac]

Datsyuk 08

Cup, Selke, 4th in scoring, 23P in 22GP

Zetterberg 08 very close too

 

[Albatros]

Kopitar '18, scored 35 goals and 92 points as well as won the Selke while carrying a team that was pretty much just him and Doughty into the playoffs.