Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid constantly continues to defy hockey’s limitations, and he did it again this season by racking up 153 points over a full 82-game schedule. It’s a level of offensive production that hasn’t been seen since the early-1990’s. Meantime, former Sens captain Erik Karlsson shot the lights out on a bad San Jose team, posting 101 points and not missing a single Sharks contest after multiple seasons of injury setbacks. CFRA Live technical producer Stephen Ellsworth tips his hat to this year’s award nominees.

<p>Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid constantly continues to defy hockey’s limitations, and he did it again this season by racking up 153 points over a full 82-game schedule. It’s a level of offensive production that hasn’t been seen since the early-1990’s. Meantime, former Sens captain Erik Karlsson shot the lights out on a bad San Jose team, posting 101 points and not missing a single Sharks contest after multiple seasons of injury setbacks. CFRA Live technical producer Stephen Ellsworth tips his hat to this year’s award nominees.</p>

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