Option #2: Well I was going to do an affiliate but then I saw this second prompt and figured I would give it a try.  But first I think a look at why Logan Webb is the top scoring player this year so a comparison can be made. 

First let's look he is the top TPE player on SF and so should be on that top line going against the other top players, but nope not there.  Oh must be on the second, nope not there. He is the RW on the third line.  Now SF does have a lot of good high TPE players, but placing what is your 1st line into the 3rd line slot so they can go mostly up against those new 1000 TPE rookies, well of course they dominate.

How about Ubba Lodbrockleading assist man for Philadelphia.  Yep he is up there on the first line for them playing against the best of the best.

Or Shadow Fenix from Seattle who finished second in points, yeah he too is up against other fellow top TPE players on the first line.

Or if you want totalk defensemen, howabout Kal Akar Kekkonen who let all players in Power Play goals. A feat not often done and still played solid defense for the team that finished 5th overall in points.

So, in conclusion, if you want to give it to the player who scored the most goals and points, well then the MVP is the Coach GM of the SF Pride who had enough high players to put their best forward up against 3rd line competition like my player is is not quite at 1000 TPE this point.

That's your look behind the points