He eclipsed the 40-goal mark for the first time in his career, lighting the lamp 42 times in 69 contests, and he led the squad with a solid 1.22 points per game.
Filip Forsberg, Nashville Predatorsįorsberg was one of the driving forces of the Predators' success in 2021-22. As the lone remaining piece of the Flames' dominant first line from last season, Lindholm's fit with Jonathan Huberdeau and Tyler Toffoli will be a major storyline to follow early in 2022-23. His two-way prowess and incredible plus-61 rating earned him a second-place finish in Selke voting. Lindholm had a massive 2021-22, tallying his first 40-goal campaign and hitting the point-per-game mark with 82 points. Elias Lindholm, Calgary Flames Gerry Thomas / National Hockey League / Getty
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His shot is tremendous shot, yes, but he just knows how to get open and always finds himself in the right place at the right time. Kyle Connor, Winnipeg JetsĬonnor has developed into one of the game's most consistent scorers, setting a career high with 47 goals a season ago. The 23-year-old burst onto the season as a Calder Trophy finalist in the shortened season then followed up with a 41-goal campaign in Year 2. Robertson doesn't have a huge body of work to be judged on, but what an impact he's made through his first two seasons. That means he could be even more productive in the upcoming campaign. But perhaps the most impressive thing is his shooting percentage was actually below his career average in 2021-22. The Nebraska-born forward scored 40 goals for the second time last season, and his career-high 44 assists gave him a personal best in points as well. Guentzel isn't slowing down either, though, admittedly, he's seven years younger than his talented teammate. He's 35 and is showing no signs of slowing down, so let's see what his 17th NHL season brings. The veteran continued to be the man on the Pens' blue line in 2021-22: He ranked third on the team with a career-high 68 points in 78 contests while eating up the fourth-most minutes per game (25:47) in the league. The Penguins were able to keep the good times rolling by inking Letang to a six-year, $36.6-million extension in July.
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