NHL’s Future Stars Revealed: Who Will Dominate the Ice in 2025-26?
In the case of the Panthers, this put Matthew Tkachuk a bit lower than usual, while Aleksander Barkov (who is expected to miss the regular season, if not longer) did not make the cut in the top 100.
Nevertheless, the defending champs put six players in the top 100, which was behind only the Dallas Stars‘ seven for most players to make the list.
As for individuals, Connor McDavid continued his reign as the top vote-getter, holding down the No. 1 spot again, as he did for 2024-25 and 2023-24 and 2022-22 and 2021-22 and … you get the idea.
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