PREDICTING EVERY NHL TEAM’S LEADING SCORER FOR 2026!

PREDICTING EVERY NHL TEAM’S LEADING SCORER FOR 2026!

Every single season we see some players surprise us all and become the leading scorers on their teams and next season will be no different. So today we’re going to go through every single NHL team predicting their leading score for the 2026 season to see which player has the most success on your favorite team. So make sure you guys watch till the end as we go through every single roster to see who could be the cream of the crop in 2026. And make sure you hit that subscribe button if you’re new for more hockey rankings just like this as we head into the 2026 season starting this fall. Now, going through these teams in alphabetical order, that means we start out with the Anaheim Ducks, and they got quite a few interesting options with that top six going to be looking a lot different next year. Of course, you have the Trevor Zaggers trade. You have Chris Krider being brought in, but ultimately, I do think the leading scorer will end up being Leo Carlson. I think he’s going to have a pretty massive year this next season, being the former second overall pick by the Ducks. I mean, he’s gotten better and better every single year this last season, being able to play a bulk of NHL games and getting close to the 82 mark, getting 45 points and 20 goals in 76 games. But he’s somebody that I think has yet to really even touch the tip of the iceberg when it comes to his potential with the Ducks. He’s something that I see eventually being around a point per game centerman. But this next year I could see him getting to 60ish points, maybe even 65, maybe even 70 if everything breaks right around him. Especially considering how much that ducks for group might be getting better, might be getting more goalcoring oriented. For a playmaker like Carlson, Iving going to have a lot more points and potentially with a player like Carter Goceier as well getting a little more consistent. That helps Carlson too. Going on to the Boston Bruins and uh you could probably assume who I’m going to select for them. I’m going to go out on a limb here and have David Poshnock as the leading scoreer next year for the Bruins. I don’t see them being all that much better. Maybe slightly, but not by that much in my opinion. I mean, he’ll settle around 101 points. Still getting over 100 points in the end, but that number two scoring goal being still pretty vast. On to the Buffalo Sabres, a team that I’m hoping is a lot better this next season, though I’m not really expecting anything all that crazy. Of course, I think the two scorers that will likely be the number one, number two guys will be Tae Thompson and Dalian in the end. Ultimately though, I did choose Taage Thompson as the Sabres leading score. I see them finishing though with a little bit more point scoring than he did the year before with 81. I see really both Thompson and Dalene having a bit more point totals this next season, but sadly not enough for the Savers to be a playoff team. On to the Calgary Flames. Another team that I do think kind of has just a one-two battle when it comes to the point scoring. though I don’t want to count out players like Matt Coronado and maybe Zane Pre if he’s able to pop off brilliantly, but it’ll likely come down between Nasam Codri and Jonathan Hubedo. As for my choice, I’m going to go with Hubo in the end, mostly because of the age difference. I mean, Codri, even though he hasn’t shown many signs of aging, especially this last year for Calgary being their best player overall. I do think we’ll see a bit of a dip in terms of the point production with Hubedo picking up a bit of the slack. even though I don’t think he’s going to get back to the 115 point type of level he was in Florida. I see Hubido finishing with 75 points. A very respectable and his best season in Calgary yet. Now we go into the Carolina Hurricanes. And this might be one of my first bigger hot takes of the video because when you look at the scoring for the Canes, you got Haho Jarvis. Unfortunately, N just not on the team anymore. Even though Aaho and Jarvis both really great scorers and I see being around the same range, there’s one player they brought in that I actually see being the leading scoreer for them and that is Nikolai Eers. Now I don’t think it’ll be by much. I think Nikolai Eers Aaho, they’re going to be in the same similar point range, but I see Eers finishing with about 74 points maybe Aaho of 73 72. I think Eers though is going to have a brilliant first season in Carolina. We know how much he wants to be there signing there, prioritizing pretty much every other team in the process. But he’s something that if healthy, I think will be around a point per game, but especially in that Kane system. I think he wants to prove himself as still a premier score and prove the Winnipeg Jets not wrong for not being able to keep him. Moving on to the Chicago Blackhawks, the race for the leading scoreer actually was a lot closer than many people would have expected with Connor Bernard, of course, being number one, but then you had Ryanado and Tabot Terrain and picking up a lot of the offensive slack throughout the year. But spoiler alert, I do think Bard will eventually be the leading scoreer again. Donado, Terra, and they’re great players, but Conor Bard, even when he has his inconsistencies, is still going to score like the best of them. And I think this next year, we will finally see Conor Bard reach the 80 point plateau. I think he’s learned a lot of lessons, especially in all three zones over these last couple of seasons, and I think we’re going to see Bard a lot stronger, a lot quicker this next year, which I think will be the biggest thing for him. I don’t think he’s going to have an 100 point season, but I think it’ll be the best Bard year yet. And I’m hoping because the discourse around him is just dumb to me at this point. Now, let’s go into the Colorado Avalanche, a team that really will have two big guns in Nathan McKinnon and Kale Mar. I would love to be different and say, hey, maybe Marty Nes continues to flow well there. But even at his best, even when he had some great moments, he was still under a point per game for Colorado. So, it’s really going to be between McKinnon and Macar. But even though Macar is gonna put up unbelievable production as a defenseman, Nathan McKinnon is still Nathan McKinnon. And at least Macar really not much of a chance. Unless we see McKinnon have a major injury or something, it’s going to be McKinnon. I mean, back to backto back 110 plus point seasons. Really does put up the numbers. Really does shut everybody else up. Macar has a chance, but it’s not a big one. I see McKinnon getting 120 points flats and having another great season. Moving on to Columbus. And the Blue Jackets are a fascinating one to me because I think the race for first could actually be pretty intense next year. Of course, Zacharinsky ended up getting this time around having a fantastic season as a D. But if Shawn Monahan was healthy, his points per game was the best on the team. I think a player like Adam Fantelli is really going to continue to increase that production. But ultimately, I went for a forward here at the number one spot. I will say I think Renski is gonna have a similarly fantastic year, but I think Marchenko is going to find himself in the 85 point range being somebody that continues to improve year after year and prove himself as one of the best upand cominging power forwards. I mean, maybe not even up and coming, he already is becoming that. This last year, 74 points, 31 goals in 79 games. Easily one of the more underrated names out there. But I think in Marcho’s case, this year is where he gets even more elite and cements himself among the best, especially as a winger. Now, predicting the leading score for my favorite team in the Dallas Stars is a bit tricky considering I think that Matt Duchaine is probably going to regress just a little bit in terms of his production, but the rest of the top five and players like Robertson, Johnston, Rupe Hins, I see rebounding and being even a little bit better in terms of the points department. Johnston not really much to rebound from, but I see all of them improving. Guys like Robertson and Hint especially. But in the end, I think the leading scoreer for the Stars this next year is going to be Mico Ronson. And with how well he stepped into the lineup in the playoffs, I think he’s going to carry that over. I don’t think he’s going to be able to get to the 100 point plus mark that he was at in Colorado because you don’t have that Nathan McKinnon like option on the Stars, but I still think he’s going to have a respectable 90 pointish range on the Stars. I mean, the regular season wasn’t brilliant for him, but he was still around a point per game and the playoffs, of course, we saw what he was capable of. When he has that synergy, when he is going, he is absolutely unstoppable and I think he’s going to have a great first full season with the Stars. on to the Detroit Red Wings and their leading scorer pick is pretty obvious even though I do see Dylan Larkin having a few more points than he did last season. Number one, I think is going to stay number one and that is of course Lucas Raymond who has turned into one of the brightest young players in the league and rightfully so. The skill set is on display for everyone to see and it’s fantastic to watch. I mean these last couple of seasons seeing the improvement in the points totals going from 72 points last year to 80 points this season. I think we’re going to see another pretty solid bump. I’m going to see an 84 point season. very respectable, continuing to prove that overall game, too, but the offense continuing to be one of the best among younger players. Now, on to the Edmonson Oilers, and they’re an interesting one, of course, because of the Dry Saddle and McDavid dynamic. I mean, if you said that Dry Saddle would have been the leading scoreer for the Oilers a year ago, it would have been a very interesting take for sure, but because of McDavid’s so-s so season for his standards, it’s actually a bit of a debate for this next year. But ultimately, who I do think will lead the Oilers in scoring this next season is Conor McDavid. I think he’s going to be out for vengeance with the back-to-back Stanley Cup final losses. And in the regular season at least, he is going to show it. I mean, 100 points this last season. I think we’re going to see him maybe not get to the 150 type of level that we saw before, but I think 125 is pretty respectable. Dry settlement maybe slightly less. McDavid quite a bit more. Now, predicting the leaning score for the team that has foiled the Oilers in back-to-back seasons in the Florida Panthers. This is a pretty interesting debate, too, because I think there are a few really good options that could always be in the mix. Of course, you have Sam Reinhardt, one of the bigger goal scorers of the past couple of seasons. You can never deny him. Alexander Bararkov, even of course, even though the defensive game is, of course, the brightest thing about him. He actually was great in terms of the points per game. And then you have Matthew Kachchuck who actually led the team in points per game with 1.10. Wasn’t completely healthy last season for a big chunk of the year, but if he was, that would have averaged out to the highest scoring season for the Panthers. And ultimately, I do think it’ll be Matthew Kachchuck who leads the Panthers in scoring next season. I think we’re going to see a bit of a regular season resurgence out of him. We know what he’s capable of in the playoffs, especially when he’s injured. It feels like he almost gets better when it happens, but I think in Kachchuck’s case, we’re going to see him get back to kind of that first season in Florida. Maybe not 109 points or anything, but I see him getting back to the 90 point caliber of player that we know is possible from him. I’m going to predict 92 points out of him. Hopefully a fully healthy season because when he is healthy, there are few players that are as entertaining as him. One team that I’m very confident on when it comes to leading score is the LA Kings. And I’m not even going to sugarcoat it at all. It’s going to be Adrien Kempe. The question is how many points he’ll get. Of course, in a contract year, it’ll be really interesting to see how many goals he ends up acquiring, but I think it’s going to be around 75 points or so. LA is a pretty balanced team offensively, but Kempe is still going to find a way to run away with things. Onto the Minnesota Wild here next up, and this is a team that if everybody is healthy, there shouldn’t be much of a competition. But of course, that wasn’t quite the case this last year as you had Krill Capri off only playing half of the season and players like Baldi and Rossi taking up the mantle as the two highest scorers. But let’s be honest, at number one, it’s going to be Capri off. Now, it’s time to talk about the Montreal Canadians and their leading score for 2026. And even though I think it might be obvious, I do want to say I think Cole Coffee will put up a fight. Bla Hudson of course with the offense he has could be up there. Even Ivon Demadov, I’m super high on it, of course, as I think one of the leading contenders for the Calder Trophy next season. But ultimately, even with all those threats and really great options out there, I mean, the captain will end up taking it home. It’s really been a treat to watch the progression in Nick Suzuki and how much better he’s been getting year after year. Even though the defensive game has taken of course a lot of leaps from the junior level onto the NHL, it’s the offense actually that keeps me getting even more surprised from a player like Suzuki who just keeps getting better. Every single season in the NHL, he’s had more points than the last or at least a better points per game. And this last year, 89 points in 82 games. I honestly thought about a point per game was about the limit that we’d see out of Nick Suzuki in terms of his pure offensive potential. But this last year, he really put the team on his back and did some miraculous things. I think he’s going to continue to do so. I don’t think it’ll be as high, but I see an 87 point season out of him. Maybe some more competition, but Suzuki still taking the crown. On to a team with not nearly as much competition in the Nashville Predators. I see it as a similar situation to Capri Saab and the Wild. If he’s healthy, it’s not really much of a debate. And when it’s all said and done, I don’t think it will be. I think Philip Forsber will take the number one spot getting around 81 points which I think is about the sweet spot when we look at the last couple of seasons for him defying all the logic. When Nashville’s good, Forsber is good. When Nashville’s bad, Forsber is still good. And even though I don’t think this current team is really utilizing Forsber’s talents all that well, especially for the talent around him, he’s still going to find a way to score. He’s still going to find a way to be one of the most skilled players in the NHL because that’s exactly what he is. Now, it’s time to talk about the New Jersey Devils and their leading score. And predictions-wise, it’s hard to make one because of the health of Jack Hughes in terms of the points per game. He was the best on New Jersey this last year, but yes, Brad has continued to be the definition of consistency, just bringing offense and offensive playmaking so consistently over these past couple of seasons. So, in terms of somebody that’s more of a safe bet to be the leading scorer, Brock might be that. But maybe this is a bit of wishful thinking, but I do hope this is the year, and I do think it’ll be the year that Jack Hughes truly does explode. It’s a bit of a shame because at the start of last season, he was unbelievable in terms of the production, bringing so much offense, so much consistency, but of course, the injuries had to derail another season from him, which is such a shame because the talent here, the playmaking, it’s at a sky-high level. And the goal scoring also, I think, has been something that has been a part of Jack Hughes’s toolbox more than I thought it would be in the prime of his career. But this is somebody that has a 100 point potential in terms of the points per game was above that in 2023. So we’ll just have to wait and see what happens there. But I think Hughes is gonna get a lot more back to form. Getting a 90 point season. Still not his best, but I think at least getting back on track will be important for them. On to the New York Islanders. A team that didn’t have much offense to speak of last season. That mainly though being because of the massive injury to Matt Barzal. Bor Horvat was able to have a pretty solid season. I think he will have another one, but I see Barzal being the number one in the end. I mean, you could see him all the way down here at just 30 games and 20 points. Even if he was to carry over that points per game, he would still be among the highest scorers. Just a smidge below Horbat, but I see Barzal getting to around the level he’s usually at around 65 70 points. Still not the potential that I think Barzal still has, but considering the lackluster supporting cast on the island, I think Barzal will do just fine still. Now, let’s go on to the New York Rangers. And I actually think there’s a pretty interesting debate here because even though I don’t think it’s a bit of Jad Fox, Troche are going to get close to our Timmy Paneran. The one player I could see getting close is actually one they traded for midway throughout the year and JT Miller who actually finished the season with the Rangers with 35 points in 32 games. And this might be one of my hotter takes the video, but I actually see JT Miller getting one point above our Tammy Paneranness next year. I think we saw a bit of a decline in terms of Paneran’s efficiency and actual production this last season. And even though I don’t think it’ll be a massive decline by any means. I see Paneran being more of the low 80s rather than the high 80s, which for a player like JT Miller to continue that type of production, I think is just a pretty consistent offensive guy. He has his drawbacks of course, but he’s just really good at scoring at the end of the day and I think we’ll finish with around 84 85 points. Just a smidge above Paneran, but enough to get that number one spot. Now we go on to the Ottawa Senators, and this is another team that I don’t see having too much competition for the number one spot because ultimately I do think Tim Stusa will end up running away with it. It feels like we still haven’t seen the t the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the potential of Stusa’s game. He’s something that I still think has way above 100 point potential when he’s at his best, but it feels like year to year, you’re not really sure what to expect. This season, I think we’ll see Sha have a massive season, get up to 90 points, be Ottawa’s leading scoreer, and be a big reason why they could be a playoff team yet again. Now, on to the Philadelphia Flyers and their leading score for next season. I think all of us would, and some of us might even just assume that Meechov would be the highest score for next season. But this last year, Travis Kknney was able to get 76 points, 13 points above Meechov at the number two position. So in Kknney’s PA case, it’s kind of the best competition for Michov right now. But even though KKNY is absolutely fantastic and a pretty under the radar topline wing, I don’t think it’s going to matter much in the end because I think Matthew Meichov is going to get that number one spot. Now, we’ll see how he ends up fitting in that Rick Tocket system. That is still an interesting one. The jury’s not out in that situation, but I do think in Mechov’s case, he’s going to continue to improve in the production, even if there might be some holes there defensively. In terms of the physical game, what Meechov does best, he’s going to continue to do so. Plus, I think we’ll see a little bit more goalc scoring, too, on top of it, getting 30 plus goals and finishing with 68 points. Let’s move on to the Pittsburgh Penguins, and their leaning score is going to be Sydney Crosby. Ricard Raquel is fine, but Brian Russ might be traded. Eric Carlson might be traded. There might be a substantial difference between number one and number two, but don’t get anything wrong. Sydney’s still going to be number one pretty much no matter what. The Sharks are a bit more of a debate, but I do think even though there will be a clear winner at number one, I mean, they have competition. You have some pretty solid players like Eklan, Tyler Tofoley still cooking, Will Smith might take another jump, there’s some options there for the Sharks. In the end, though, I still see Mlin Celebrity being the leading scoreer and still leading by example for that Sharks team. Willie Mcklland, I think could be some pretty decent competition for that spot. But Celibbrini, I still think will take another decent jump and hopefully at least play a big chunk of the season and not miss as many games as he did, getting 63 points in 70 games. I’m going to predict 75 points in 82 games. And again, that health being a major improvement. Now, the Seattle Kraken are one of the hardest teams to predict on this list. I would say they have so much balance in their roster in their four group. It’s a weakness and a strength at times for them, but especially if they are to trade Jarro Macan, which I think is a pretty strong possibility that makes things especially interesting. Macan trade or not though, I’m going to go on a bit of a limb here and go for Matty Baneer, who I still think people are underrating a bit here when it comes to the potential he has. He’s become a really great two-way defensive forward, but the offense has yet to really pop since the rookie season where he got 57 points, 24 goals in 80 games. But I think this next season we’re going to see a careerhigh out of him. I still don’t think he has 100 point potential or anything, but I think we’re going to see a respectable 62 point season. Seattle is going to have a bunch of guys in the 40 50 60 range, but Beneers just barely rises to the top. Onto the St. Louis Blues, and I’m just going to make the easy prediction and go for Robert Thomas, especially if Jordan Cyro is traded. There’s not a ton of competition. I see Holloway stepping back a little bit in terms of the point production. He had a fantastic breakout year, but I don’t know if it’s quite as sustainable. Guys like Bushnavic, they’re solid scores, but not at the level that Robert Thomas is at. He kind of reminds me a bit of a Nick Suzuki where every single year you’re seeing continual improvements in the production, in the overall game, and in Thomas’s case, he just continues to be the best St. Louis blue. I think also playing the full season will help him quite a bit. And I see him finishing with 88 points on the year. But let’s blast through these next few and go on to the Tampa Bay Lightning to start things out here. This is unfortunately another pretty easy one, but not because the other players aren’t good. Guys like Brandon Hegel getting 90 points. It does not get talked about enough. Brandon Point continues to be elite. Jake Gensel as well. Victor Hedman also just continues to rack up points and goals. 15 goals this last year. But it’s Nikita Cucharov at the end of the day. Cutout is just that good, just that unstoppable. And I’m going to predict an 115 point year. I know, so disgusting, so bad compared to his usual self. Now going on to the Tor Maple Leafs. This will be an interesting race of course with their leading scoreer Mitch Marner going off to the Vegas Gold Knights. It’s a pretty decent gulf between him and a second place scorer for the Leafs and William Knander this last year. But I do see this being hopefully a season that we see full health out of Austin Matthews. Unfortunately playing only 67 games this last year, getting 78 points, still looking good in terms of the points per game. But this year we’re going to see him fully healthy, get that goal scoring a bit more back to form at a fantastic level. Hopefully a 50goal type of pace. And I see him finishing with 102 points. The exact type of pace that we saw out of Mner this last year. Now on to the newly named Utah Mammoth. A team that I think is going to make things a little bit more interesting for Clayton Keller, even though I still think he’s going to run away with the scoring title in the end. But you got Logan who hoping is just going to continue to increase his point production. You got a player like Dylan Gunther that is just going to be a premier goal scorer. And of course, you got the trade in JJ Purka adding a 60point wing around the range. Even though I think he’ll likely stay around that spot, I think it’ll be another interesting ad for that top six. Still though, Clayton Keller is by far the most skilled, by far the fastest, which is saying something when you have players like Logan Culie on the roster. I’m going to predict an 102 point season, the same as Austin Matthews. USA players running away with things. Speaking of USA board players running away of things, let’s go on to the Vancouver Conucks. And uh I would love for Elias Patterson to come out here and prove all of us wrong, but it’s going to be Quinn Hughes. I mean, this last year was just continued dominance out of him. It’s such a shame that he wasn’t able to play all of the season because he was elite before he got injured and wasn’t quite the same afterwards, but I think we’re going to see that in a full season for Vancouver. And even though the Conucks have their issues completely all throughout that roster, Quinn Hughes is not one of them. I see an 86 point season out of him and another fantastic year. Now, going on to the Vegas Gold Knights, we talked about Toronto and of course Mitch Marty being the leading scoreer for them. He goes on to a Vegas team that has of course Jack Eichel. And previously Eichel was the guy, the one that was always going to run away with the scoring lead. But now, of course, he has some pretty big competition. I think it will be a 1A 1B type of situation there, but I think Barner is going to have his best season yet. I think he’s going to have some magic with Jack Eel throughout the season and ultimately finish with 109 points. A fantastic year for both players and maybe even Eel getting up to the 100 point plateau. Now on to another team that’s a little bit funky in terms of the point production and who you can expect to score in the Washington Capitals. A team that is all over the place, but of course you got Dylan Stro, somebody that’s really led the way these last couple of seasons this last year. A point per game, 82 points and 53 assists in 82 games. One of the more underrated playmakers out there in the league. He was instrumental to a lot of Washington’s offensive success this last year. And I see that continuing even though there are a couple options I think could be interesting. Per Dubois continuing to fit in there well. Conor Mcichael could continue to grow. I see Alexi Prous being around the same range. Ovetkin declining a little bit more and ultimately that leaving Stro to really be the uncontested leading scoreer. Now let’s go into the last team here in the Winnipeg Jets. And predicting their leading score, I was debating going for Amar Shifley in this position, but you got Kyle Connor who scored 97 points, 41 goals this last year. And the big thing for him upcoming is a new contract. After 2026, he’s going to be a free agent. And of course, the contract year bump almost always happens, especially for these top end players. It just happened to a player we were talking about in Mitch Barner. I think it’s going to happen yet again for Kyle Connor. I don’t think it’ll be a substantial raise, but I think Kyle Connor is going to have anund 100 point plus points season getting 101 points by the end. A magical year for him that will ultimately get him paid the big bucks. 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