Notably, the question of the "most overrated player in the league" consistently captures fans' attention, and this year's results are no exception.
The leading response, with 26.73% of the vote, was 'Other,' a category encompassing over 25 players who each received a single vote. In second place is Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras at 12.87%, followed by Edmonton Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse at 7.92%. Tied for fourth are Florida's Matthew Tkachuk and Dallas' Jason Robertson at 6.93%.
Surprisingly, multiple Boston Bruins forwards, David Pastrnak and Matthew Poitras, were also on the list.
This revelation has sparked disagreement among Bruins fans, as both players have continued to contribute positively to the team.
While 'Other' dominates the list, it's intriguing to note the presence of Pastrnak and Poitras, along with Tkachuk and Robertson, all experiencing slightly diminished production compared to the previous season but maintaining a point-per-game average.
The players' perspective on their overrated status adds a layer of surprise, prompting speculation about the criteria influencing these opinions.
As fans ponder the poll results, the question is posed: Who do you believe is the most overrated player in the National Hockey League?
Share your thoughts in the poll below! Stay tuned for more insights into the perceptions within the league.
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POLL | ||
Do you think Pastrnak or Poitras are overrated? | ||
Yes | 84 | 21.6 % |
No | 304 | 78.4 % |
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