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♧ Lem
- Jan 22, 2017
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It would be hilarious trivia, but it's not a serious comparative to anyone outside of Calgary. One player dropping from the most points in the last 30 years to still PPG, compared to top 5 in points dropping to a second liner...and on pace to do even worse. But whats better is that, if McDavid did regress there all on his own without the obvious injury, he's still less of a boat anchor at 12.5x2.Jonathan Huberdeau holds the record for the largest points drop from one season to the next at -60.
He had 115 points with Florida in 2021-22 and then 55 points with Calgary in 2022-23.
Connor McDavid had 153 points in 2022-23.
As of November 23, he has 16 points in 16 games. Missed a couple games, but a 1.0 point/game projection (for a full season) would be 82 points in 2023-24.
That is a difference of 71 points.
Do we dare consider Huberdeau's record in jeopardy from one of the most unlikely sources?
No, outside of trivia, I don't think Huberdrop has any real competition.