Last season, 12 players managed to score 90 points or more in the NHL.
We're talking about Nikita Kucherov (121), Nathan MacKinnon (116), Leon Draisaitl (106), David Pastrnak (106), Mitch Marner (102), Connor McDavid (100), Kyle Connor (97), Jack Eichel (94), Cale Makar (92), Sidney Crosby (91), Clayton Keller (90) and Brandan Hagel (90). We agree: these players are truly among the NHL's elite. And with that in mind, it's nice to realize that Nick Suzuki – with 89 points in 82 games – is beginning to cement his place among the league's excellent players. It's not for nothing, after all, that Suzuki is ranked 28th among the league's top players by NHL Network.And TSN, which did the same exercise by ranking the NHL's top 50 players, ranks Suzuki 25th on its list.What's special about all this?
After leading the Montreal Canadiens back to the playoffs last season, Nick Suzuki makes his first appearance on TSN's Top 50 player ranking with Nos. 30-21 revealed today: https://t.co/Aht2H2hqUv –
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