I will be looking at the top MVP contender for forwards, defenseman, and goalie. 

As a surprise to no one reading this and as everyone said above me, the clear favorite is Bnana Waffles from the Detroit Falcons. With 16 games left, Bnana currently leads the league in points (77) and goals (38) while being tied for third in assists (39) and faceoff win % (60.2 minimum of 100 attempts). Not only are his traditional stats great, his advanced stats are just as strong. His 56.7% Corsi and 56.6 Fenwick are strong and his CF% relative and FF% relative are top 5 in the league. Bnana has the strongest case of any player looking to win the MVP

The defending champions Nevada Battleborn have a strong roster, but their rookie defender Ragnar Lothbrok has taken the league by storm with an astounding season. He currently ranks as the top scoring point producing rookie defenseman and third overall in defenseman points. On the powerplay Ragnar ranks 2nd among defenseman in points and he leads all defenseman in shorthanded points. The advanced statistics back-up his claim as the best defenseman and shot at the MVP. Ragnar leads all defenseman in possession numbers with a 61.9 CF% and 62.0 FF%. The best player on currently the best team in the league has to have a shot at winning some votes for the MVP. 

 The leading MVP candidate for goalies this year could only be Caleb Hayden from Quebec City Citadelles. With a league leading 30 wins and 6 shutouts, Caleb has helped elevate Quebec City among the top teams in the J this year. He played the second most minutes this year and in is the top 10 for both GAA and SV%. If he can help deliver the Citadelles deep into the playoffs, Caleb Hayden has a strong chance of bringing home the MVP.