For Oilers’ Connor McDavid, another Art Ross Trophy has never looked more realistic

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After three points in Edmonton's 6-1 win, McDavid briefly moved into the top spot in the NHL scoring race for the first time all season.

EDMONTON — can claim he doesn’t care about personal stats and individual accolades all he wants. His play indicates something else entirely. McDavid recorded three points in a decisive 6-1 win over the to briefly move into top spot in the scoring race for the first time all season before all of Saturday’s action was completed. The two goals and one assist pushed him to 125 points and ahead of ’s and Colorado’s until their games were through.

” His output Saturday allowed him to surpass his second-highest-scoring season of his career, 123 points from the 2021-22 campaign. The 153 points from last season is unattainable with just 10 games remaining, but that McDavid’s even in the ballpark is an outstanding accomplishment considering his and the Oilers’ pre-Knoblauch start. “I feel like he’s been the same guy throughout,” Ekholm said. “Every season goes up and down. We had a real down at the start.

 

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