Tier listing the last 20 Art Ross Trophy winners in the NHL

[@Mcbikey24]

Ranking them just by points is so weird

[@jakehy7827]

Cool idea for a video, good job. Draisaitl's win happened in 2019-20, where he put up 110 points in only 71 games, due to the season being cut short by COVID. Next highest was his teammate, 13 points lower, McDavid at 97 points. In a full season he's probably putting up 125 range and winning by 15 points. He belongs at least one tier higher imo, you have him in the same tier as guys who won with 100-105 points and only won by 1-5 points.

[@ThomasSarker-i8m]

Like if you saw the maple leaf pfp and decided to quit

[@bushy1]

like beggar, but i agree

[@Effigyy]

I'd like it if you went a bit more in-depth with each individual season, for example the mid 2000s seasons were still relatively low scoring compared to today's standards. I'd say St Louis in 2004, for example, would be fair to categorize as dominant. He was a magician and his impact isn't really done justice by just looking at the point totals. Or Thornton in 2006 whose excellent playmaking made CHEECHOO a 56 goal scorer. That's just wildly dominant imo

[@Trystan_MS1325]

You didn’t do everyone. You said “the last 20”. This is not the last 20. There were more. You forgot MacKinnon, Pastrnak, Gaudreau, and more

[@14nthony1]

Best video oat

[@CameronOliver4434]

Yessir

[@CameronOliver4434]

This is my first time doing a video like this so if I did anything wrong (I did) please let me know, or any improvements you would like to see

[@littlebighugething]

Speak with some more confidence friend. Good video!

[@Mefoo]

next time you do a video like this, write down notes before so you know exactly what the numbers are.

[@nickcherenfant9944]

Just take the time to research a little bit about their respective season to give a proper analysis of their season. I thought Ovechkin 07-08 and Thornton 05-06 season should be a tier above. Otherwise, keep it up! You're on your way!!

[@paulwt9783]

You had it in a respectable category but Kane's 2016 is actually extremely underrated, w people not really understanding how dead the puck was then compared to just a few years later. He scored 106, next highest point total was 89. Only 5 guys had more than 80 points. His PPG was 1.29, next highest was 1.09, only 7 qualified players were a point a game. It's one of the great offensive seasons of the cap era relative to the other guys in the league in the same year. On paper for example Kuch and McDavid and Mackinnon etc this year seem way way better and people looking at counting numbers and even at adjusted numbers would not think much of PK's 106 from 16 compared to Kuch's 144 or whoever else's whatever. But multiple of them were doing it this year at the same time - something had radically shifted in league offense and in the norms of the top level of elite guys. Panarin also had his huge season. Kane was going it alone that year and even lapped Crosby in a year where Sid was prime Sid.

[@Mefoo]

perfect explanation