Very much the same case in the SHL, the MVP award is often given to a forward, or on the rare occasion a goalie, but the defensemen get very little to zero love for this award. The fact that Logan Webb, as a winger, is a top the points category is very impressive given how the simulator works and in my mind gives him an edge over the other forwards, but for the sake of this PT the next 3 players to score 100 points or more are all centers and all won at least 50% of their draws. Of those 3 I think the player with the best chance to upset Webb would be Jae-ik Barron with 41 goals, 6 GWG, +32 rating and most importantly he played nearly 3 minutes on average of short handed time, almost 3 times as much as other big point scoring players. He's also 13 points clear of his next closest teammate, whereas Webb, Fenix and Lodbrok have a bit more help in that area. But perhaps his toughest competition is his own teammate, Justin Time. He finished first in wins, GAA, GSAA, save% and shutouts.