Logan Thompson, the goalkeeper of the Vegas “Golden Knights”, who is the holder of the Stanley Cup, was recognized as the second best, while the third star was awarded to the New York “Rangers” striker Alexis Lafreniere.
McDavid had three goals and five assists in three games as the Edmontonians won three. This season, the 27-year-old Canadian scored 29 goals and provided 96 assists in 70 matches, being behind only Colorado Avalanche forward Nathan McKinnon (47+80) in the league’s list of the most productive players. The “Oilers” star is the best passer in the league (96), made the most assists (35), is third in most points (42) and fifth in efficiency (+33).
Thompson started three games last week, had three wins and 102 saves, a 0.98 ERA and a 97.1% save rate. Since March 17, he has allowed an average of 1.13 innings and saved 96.2% of shots in six matches, but the “Golden Knights” goalkeeper has 22 wins in 41 games, an average of 2.63 innings and saved 91.1% of shots.
Lafrenier, on the other hand, scored five goals in three duels, which was the most in the league, and gave two assists. The number one pick in the 2020 draft is playing his most productive game in his career – he has 25 goals and 27 assists in 74 matches.
