NHL Weekend Shockers: The Rangers’ Stark Divide and a Surprising Bottom-5 Turnaround
NHL scoring leaders:
1. Connor Bedard, 25
t2. Macklin Celebrini, 24
t2. Nathan MacKinnon, 24
3. Leo Carlsson, 23The next wave has arrived.
— Mark Lazerus (@marklazerus.bsky.social) November 9, 2025 at 3:46 PM
That’s just cool. And while the names are fun, the numbers aren’t too shabby either. That’s because…
4. Scoring is up – Not a ton, and not quite up to the same level it was when it peaked in 2022-23. But after last year’s dip, some of us were worried we might be seeing a new trend. So far, it doesn’t seem that way (although scoring does tend to drop as the playoffs get closer, so we’ll see). More offense makes for a more entertaining league, a universal sports truth understood by every except NHL leadership from 1995 through roughly 2017.
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