Some players who are/were (not counting injuries because it’d take forever) on pace (for career high in points I’m using Adjusted Points (are normalized to an 82-game schedule, 18 skaters and league averages of 6 goals/game and 1.67 assists/goal).
I stopped at a 70-points pace

Aho, Sebastian (CAR) – 93 pts (former career high is 83)
Bjorkstrand, Oliver (CBJ) – 74 pts (former career high is 44)
Bratt, Jesper (NJD) – 74 pts (former career high is 35)
Carlson, John (WSH) – 78 pts (former career high is 75)
Connor, Kyle (WPG) – 94 pts (former career high is 73)
Deangelo, Anthony (CAR) – 70 pts (former career high is 53)
Draisaitl, Leon (EDM) – 168 pts (former career high is 110)
Dubois, Pierre-Luc (WPG) – 74 pts (former career high is 61)
Duchene, Matt (NSH) – 86 pts (former career high is 70)
Ekblad, Aaron (FLA) – 82 pts (former career high is 41)
Fox, Adam (NYR) – 93 pts (former career high is 47)
Granlund, Mikael (NSH) – 92 pts (former career high is 69)
Guentzel, Jake (PIT) – 86 pts (former career high is 76)
Hartman, Ryan (MIN) – 75 pts (former career high is 31)
Hedman, Victor (TBL) – 85 pts (former career high is 72)
Huberdeau, Jonathan (FLA) – 103 pts (former career high is 92)
Johnsson, Andreas (NJD) – 70 pts (former career high is 43)
Jones, Seth (CHI) – 77 pts (former career high is 57)
Josi, Roman (NSH) – 75 pts (former career high is 65)
Kadri, Nazem (COL) – 122 pts (former career high is 61)
Kaprizov, Kirill (MIN) – 104 pts (former career high is 51)
Killorn, Alex (TBL) – 74 pts (former career high is 49)
Kreider, Chris (NYR) – 71 pts (former career high is 52)
Kuznetsov, Evgeny (WSH) – 96 pts (former career high is 83)
Kyrou, Jordan (STL) – 83 pts (former career high is 35)
Landeskog, Gabriel (COL) – 98 pts (former career high is 75)
Lindholm, Elias (CGY) – 86 pts (former career high is 78)
Makar, Cale (COL) – 85 pts (former career high is 50)
Matthews, Auston (TOR) – 83 pts (former career high is 80)
McDavid, Connor (EDM) – 164 pts (former career high is 116)
Meier, Timo (SJS) – 86 pts (former career high is 66)
Miller, J.T. (VAN) – 79 pts (former career high is 72)
Nugent-Hopkins, Ryan (EDM) – 85 pts (former career high is 69)
Nylander, William (TOR) – 79 pts (former career high is 61)
Ovechkin, Alex (WSH) – 135 pts (former career high is 112)
Panarin, Artemi (NYR) – 96 pts (former career high is 95)
Puljujarvi, Jesse (EDM) – 70 pts (former career high is 25)
Stephenson, Chandler (VGK) – 78 pts (former career high is 35)
Svechnikov, Andrei (CAR) – 78 pts (former career high is 61)
Terry, Troy (ANA) – 86 pts (former career high is 20)
Thomas, Robert (STL) – 78 pts (former career high is 42)
Wilson, Tom (WSH) – 79 pts (former career high is 44)

122 point pace?!?! Wow.

Playing on a team with Makar, Landeskog, Mack, Rantanen, Bura, Newhook, Compher, Sam Girard, Byram, etc helps

Playing on a team with Makar, Landeskog, Mack, Rantanen, Bura, Newhook, Compher, Sam Girard, Byram, etc helps

No supplemental discipline for Foligno for leaving the bench to engage in a fight. I'm sure plenty of Leaf fans won't like it, but it's the right decision.

Agreed. He got penalized for it, that's enough, it's not suspension worthy.

So I just went to a garage sale and found nhl hitz 2002, nhl2k10(already have it) nhl slapshot(I already have it) and nhl 09 and roller blades. If I would have gotten there sooner
I could have gotten a PlayStation, a play station 2, and a wii. My first time roller blading was really fun. Also is nhl hitz a really good game

how much were they selling for? thats some old stuff wonder if it was valued highly or valued as old garbo
never tried nhl hitz nor have i heard of it

Jack Campbell was asked after the game how he felt after Foligno bowled him over. "I feel great. I enjoy a little contact here and there."

the game and roller blades where 5. Dollars all together and the gaming systems where 20 dollars all together but I wonder if it worked because that’s really really cheap

MTL's 1st rounder 09-18

'09: Louis Leblanc (18) - WHO lmao
'10: Jarred Tinordi (22) - L
'11: Nathan Beaulieu (17) - meh, decent ig but still L
'12: Alex Galchenyuk (3) - oooof, L
'13: Michael McCarron (25) - L
'14: Nikita Scherbak (26) - WHO lmao
'15: Noah Juulsen (26) - not looking too hot
'16: Mikhail Sergachev (9) - great player but traded
'17: Ryan Poehling (27) - needs more time but meeeeh
'18: Jesperi Kotkaniemi (3) - needs more time but was rushed

19,20 - Caufield (solid), Guhle (solid) but too soon

Honourable Mention:
2021: Logan Mailloux (31) - massive L


This is where I start if I’m Gorton. Scouting/ Draft and Development. MB made some good moves and trades but this is a hard to defend record. Gorton can right this ship starting here in 2022.

thats hella cheap... bet if you keep the games for like 20 years they might become like antiques or something and go up in value

Galchenyuk was good on the Habs and filled a need but being hated by the coach and having stupidly high expectations don’t help, Poehling looks good and Kotkaniemi is still good even though we rushed him and Carolina puts him at 4c

MTL's 1st rounders from 09-18

2009: Louis Leblanc (18) - WHO lmao
2010: Jarred Tinordi (22) - L
2011: Nathan Beaulieu (17) - meh, decent ig but still L
2012: Alex Galchenyuk (3) - oooof, L (messy/mishandled?)
2013: Michael McCarron (25) - L
2014: Nikita Scherbak (26) - WHO lmao
2015: Noah Juulsen (26) - not looking too hot
2016: Mikhail Sergachev (9) - great player but traded
2017: Ryan Poehling (27) - needs more time but meeeeh
2018: Jesperi Kotkaniemi (3) - needs more time but was rushed

2019,2020 - Caufield (15)(solid), Guhle (16)(solid) but too soon

Honourable Mention:
2021: Logan Mailloux (31) - massive L


This is where I start if I’m Gorton. Scouting/ Draft and Development. MB made some good moves and trades but this is hard to defend. Gorton can right this ship starting here in 2022.

Friendly reminder that it even though it was Timmins who had the final say on drafting, it was actually the scouts who said they should draft these players. You can't fix the system without firing everybody trash and keeping the few good ones.

True but at the same time as a GM; it is your responsibility to manage and create the team. So Gorton definitely needs to clean out and manage a better scouting and development team, but at the same time Marc B can’t hide behind the “well I just said the pick” because I do believe he’s not drafting Logan Maillioux (examples based on recommendation alone because he wanted that player.

More so you can’t use that as excuse because as the GM you basically ARE the team. You make and put together the roster you want the team to become/ be. Like I can’t say; it’s not Doug Wilson’s fault that the Vlasic contract looks terrible. Because yes he signed it in good faith, and no one foresaw Vlasic falling off an absolute cliff (which he seems to have a decent game here and there). It’s still on the GM. Maybe bad luck for Wilson but still. And same for the Habs; poor scouting team sure, but you made the picks and you also have say on building a scouting team so if his scouting team is **** he should be fixing that and he didn’t.

True but at the same time as a GM; it is your responsibility to manage and create the team. So Gorton definitely needs to clean out and manage a better scouting and development team, but at the same time Marc B can’t hide behind the “well I just said the pick” because I do believe he’s not drafting Logan Maillioux (examples based on recommendation alone because he wanted that player.

More so you can’t use that as excuse because as the GM you basically ARE the team. You make and put together the roster you want the team to become/ be. Like I can’t say; it’s not Doug Wilson’s fault that the Vlasic contract looks terrible. Because yes he signed it in good faith, and no one foresaw Vlasic falling off an absolute cliff (which he seems to have a decent game here and there). It’s still on the GM. Maybe bad luck for Wilson but still. And same for the Habs; poor scouting team sure, but you made the picks and you also have say on building a scouting team so if his scouting team is **** he should be fixing that and he didn’t.

If you go and watch the Montreal draft videos, there are multiple times where MB asks Timmins if he can trade the pick and Timmins says "no, we are picking *this guy*". Bergevin was the one who hired Timmins and allowed him to do that, but he didn't fail at drafting the players, he failed at signing the wrong guy to pick those players.

MTL's 1st rounders from 09-18

2009: Louis Leblanc (18) - WHO lmao
2010: Jarred Tinordi (22) - L
2011: Nathan Beaulieu (17) - meh, decent ig but still L
2012: Alex Galchenyuk (3) - oooof, L (messy/mishandled?)
2013: Michael McCarron (25) - L
2014: Nikita Scherbak (26) - WHO lmao
2015: Noah Juulsen (26) - not looking too hot
2016: Mikhail Sergachev (9) - great player but traded
2017: Ryan Poehling (27) - needs more time but meeeeh
2018: Jesperi Kotkaniemi (3) - needs more time but was rushed

2019,2020 - Caufield (15)(solid), Guhle (16)(solid) but too soon

Honourable Mention:
2021: Logan Mailloux (31) - massive L


This is where I start if I’m Gorton. Scouting/ Draft and Development. MB made some good moves and trades but this is hard to defend. Gorton can right this ship starting here in 2022.

MTL's 1st rounders from 09-18

2009: Louis Leblanc (18) - WHO lmao
2010: Jarred Tinordi (22) - L
2011: Nathan Beaulieu (17) - meh, decent ig but still L
2012: Alex Galchenyuk (3) - oooof, L (messy/mishandled?)
2013: Michael McCarron (25) - L
2014: Nikita Scherbak (26) - WHO lmao
2015: Noah Juulsen (26) - not looking too hot
2016: Mikhail Sergachev (9) - great player but traded
2017: Ryan Poehling (27) - needs more time but meeeeh
2018: Jesperi Kotkaniemi (3) - needs more time but was rushed

2019,2020 - Caufield (15)(solid), Guhle (16)(solid) but too soon

Honourable Mention:
2021: Logan Mailloux (31) - massive L


This is where I start if I’m Gorton. Scouting/ Draft and Development. MB made some good moves and trades but this is hard to defend. Gorton can right this ship starting here in 2022.