I think the toughest part of any MVP discussion is "how do you pick a player from Maine or Nevada?". Ultimately, while I think there's quite a few players with a shot, that just works against them as it will likely be some split votes regarding who's best on their respective teams.

3rd place is probably 3WW Wingmate-Roc, from the Nevada Battleborn. 43 goals is 3rd most, and 96 points is tied for 2nd. Definitely I think the best of the Battleborn, though Lucas Raymond has a pretty good argument as well with over 2 minutes less of ice time per game. Still the numbers get the edge here.

This may be surprising, but I have Baron Samedi from the Colorado Raptors 2nd in my MVP list. They have a strong case for 1st, with 18 points more than the 2nd best Raptor. They clearly led the way for Colorado who ended up finishing 3rd in the league.

But I think potentially the surprise MVP #1 candidate for me is May O'Nase from the Maine Timber. 96 points is tied for 2nd in the league, 9 behind leader and teammate Doug Weight. However, O'Nayse did it with only 17:59 of ice time per game, and only 31 SECONDS of powerplay time on average. For comparison, the next lowest powerplay time in the top 10 scorers is 2:31. It even includes Hockey Player who had 3 minutes of PP time per game. The next highest scorer with less PP time than O'Nayse was Hughes Incorporated with 53 points.

May O'Nayse had 91 even strength points this season, the 2nd most was 73 followed by 67. May had 25 more even strength points than teammate and points leader Doug Weight. They also led in even strength goals. The even strength value was unmatched this season, and it wasn't even close.