No its not. Having 30gpp a year which is the pace of Laine right now isn't sustainable. In the last 5 years, only one was able to do it and it's Draisaitl so be prepared to be dissapointed.
I am fully aware of this and the historical nature of 30+ pp goals. I have watched the sport for well over 30 years. Since Laine came to NHL he had the best shot in the game.
There's no better shooter current or historical NHL than Laine. It should be easier to accept, if you accept that today's top players are far more trained and competed than 80s and 90s players. The overall ability has increased over years
That's why I think, if he stays healthy for a full season with this (and better with Demidov) PP cast, he is the one to set the record for PP goals.
If you doubt that assessment, understand that Draisaitl has 1 more PP goals in 29!! more games this season, and he gets fed by the consensus best player in the world. If you doubt the historical claim, take an honest good look at youtube reel of first 100 Laine goals, then compare it to any of your top shooters.
From what I have seen in my 30 years of hockey watching, Semin was closest to Laine wrister but not nearly as constant. Kovalchuk had some Laine worthy wristers, just far less, Matthews of current players is closest to those guys on the wrist. Draisaitl is an excellent lefty one timer shooter, but not as good as Laine on either onetimer or wrist.
So that's why I don't think the rarity of 30+ goal seasons is an argument against Laine doing it. He is the best positioned to do so, if he can have a full season. But that's the big if. We might never see him have that full season, who knows.
But if we do see him for a full healthy season with this PP, and I hope we do...there's no reason why the best shot of all time should not break the NHL record.
After considering the above, It's kinda natural expectation, isn't it?
I also had never seen a player score 5 goals in 5 shots in a game before. Or since. There are very few 5 goal in one game players (Tage Thompson and Timo Meyer in recent record), there's only one with 5/5 percentage. Guess who?