Former Russian hockey player Maxime Rybine talked about the Tampa forward’s rivalry Nikita Koucherov with a Canadian Nathan Mackinnon of Colorado for the title of top scorer at the end of the NHL regular season.
“I don’t think Nikita really pays attention to his rivalry with MacKinnon. Who doesn’t want to win the Art Ross Trophy and the Hart Trophy? As for his game, Kucherov’s 93 points are nothing short of impressive. But we must also note here the consistency of Tampa’s first starting five: the players really complement each other.
McDavid is also trying to keep up with Kucherov and MacKinnon. Analysts are already making various predictions. Some people prioritize Nikita, others prioritize Nathan. That’s what makes the current NHL season interesting. It’s cool that some numbers appear there, and many hockey players are breaking new records. Crosby and Matthews also achieved new feats today,” Rybin said according to RT.
Kucherov leads the NHL scoring race with 93 points (36 goals and 57 assists). MacKinnon has 89 points (32+57).
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