The most dominant St. Louis Eagle, season by season
I decided to take a look at who the most dominant player for the St. Louis Eagles was by season. Each season's highest PPG total (with a minimum GP threshold of half a season) is shown at an 82 game pace. Here are the results.
Obviously this doesn't take most defenseman and goalies into account. Not sure how to account for that properly.
1926-27 - Cy Denneny (44.9pts): 8.46 point lead over Frank Finnigan
1927-28 - Frank Finnigan (53.95pts): 10.09 point lead over Hec Kilrea
1928-29 - Frank Finnigan (35.41pts): 7.46 point lead over King Clancy
1929-30 - Hec Kilrea (108.09pts): 16.77 point lead over Joe Lamb
1930-31 - Art Gagne and Bill Touhey (55.91pts): 9.32 point lead over Joe Lamb
1932-33 - Cooney Weiland (46.13pts): 5.13 point lead over Syd Howe
1933-34 - Max Kaminsky (56.11pts): 3.27 point lead over Earl Roche
1934-35 - Syd Howe (61.5pts): 8.54 point lead over Carl Voss
#Top Five Most Dominant Seasons
- 1929-30 - Hec Kilrea: 16.77 point lead over next highest scorer
- 1927-28 - Frank Finnigan: 10.09 point lead over next highest scorer
- 1930-31 - Art Gagne and Bill Touhey: 9.32 point lead over next highest scorer
- 1934-35 - Syd Howe: 8.54 point lead over next highest scorer
- 1926-27 - Cy Denneny: 8.46 point lead over next highest scorer
#Players With Most Dominant Seasons
- Frank Finnigan: 2
- Cy Denneny/Hec Kilrea/Art Gagne/Bill Touhey/Cooney Weiland/Max Kaminsky/Syd Howe: 1
Posted Aug 24, 2017, 4:31 PM UTC