Quoting: KakkoForMauriceRichardAward
In terms of overall play, IMO:
1-Sid
2-MacK
3-McDavid
4-Matthews
5-Point
Point isn't that great when you take Kucherov away from him. Kucherov is driving that line unquestionably. Offensively he's a top-3 player. Boxcars and (P/GP) over the past 2 years:
1. Draisaitl: 93-122-215 (1.41)
2. McDavid: 75-138-213 (1.50)
3. Kucherov: 74-139-213 (1.42);
80.68 IPP
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17. Point: 66-90-156 (1.08) ;
62.15 IPP
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19. Matthews: 84-69-153 (1.11)
Their underlying metrics make it look like Kucherov is tilting the ice more than Point is too. At 5v5 over the past 2 years:
Together: 54.42 CF%
Kuch alone: 52.16
Point alone: 48.17
Together: 54.36 FF%
Kuch alone: 51.59
Point alone: 47.59
Together: 53.93 SF%
Kuch alone: 50.87
Point alone: 47.43
Together: 55.56 xGF%
Kuch alone: 51.34
Point alone: 50.08
IMO Point isn't a top-15 player in the league without Kucherov. He was front and center in the playoffs this year but still needed Kucherov in order to make a positive impact:
Together: 63.30 CF%
Kuch alone: 62.79
Point alone: 48.51
Together: 62.77 FF%
Kuch alone: 65.54
Point alone: 45.71
Together: 63.13 SF%
Kuch alone: 65.05
Point alone: 41.67
Together: 64.30 xGF%
Kuch alone: 68.55
Point alone: 52.25
In terms of "overall play", Point doesn't even breakeven without Kucherov beside him. He's not a top-5 player in the league or even a top-20 player. Matthews is top-20, but I'm not seeing any evidence that he's top-5 in terms of overall impact.