There are plenty of ways of figuring out the league's top players. Here's another that doesn't penalize someone for being on a bad team, at least to some extent. Take a player's goal total, divide by the team's goal total and get a percentage. Jeff Teat of New York defended his No. 1 ranking:
Name - Team - Goals/Team - Pct.
Jeff Teat - New York - 58/206 - 28.2
Connor Fields - Rochester - 56/214 - 26.2
Keegan Bal - Vancouver - 49/202 - 24.3
Austin Staats - San Diego - 50/210 - 23.8
Casey Jackson - Las Vegas - 41/176 - 23.3
Josh Byrne - Buffalo - 53/237 - 22.4
Eli McLaughlin - Colorado - 43/193 - 22.3
Ryan Smith - Rochester - 46/214- 21.5
Lyle Thompson - Georgia - 42/198 - 21.2
Robert Church - Saskatchewan - 45/217 - 20.7
With that done, let's mix in the results dating back to 2006 - with three new additions to the list.
Name - Team - Year - Goals/Team - Pct.
Athan Ianucchi - Philadelphia - 2008 - 71/225 - 31.6
Dhane Smith - Buffalo - 2016 - 72/251 - 28.7
Curtis Dickson - Calgary - 2016 - 61/216 - 28.2
Jeff Teat - New York - 2023-24 - 58/206 - 28.2
Jeff Teat - New York - 2022-23 - 56/201 - 27.9
John Grant Jr. - Rochester - 2006 - 54/196 - 27.6
Kevin Crowley - New England - 2018 - 51/184 - 26.3
Rob Hellyer - Toronto - 2019-20 - 32/122 - 26.2
Connor Fields - Rochester - 2023-24 - 56/214 - 26.2
Jeff Zywicki - San Jose - 2008 - 48/185 - 25.9
Casey Powell - Orlando - 2010 - 44/172 - 25.6
Curtis Dickson - Calgary - 2017 - 53/212 - 25.0
Dan Dawson - Arizona - 2007 - 47/188 - 25.0
Robert Church - Saskatchewan - 2022-23 - 51/204 - 25.0
Ryan Benesch - Minnesota - 2011 - 46/187 - 24.6
Lewis Ratcliff - Toronto - 2008 - 42/172 - 24.4
Callum Crawford - New England - 2019-20 - 33/135 - 24.4
Keegan Bal - Vancouver - 2023-24 - 49/202 - 24.3
Rhys Duch - Washington - 2016 - 48/198 - 24.2
Adam Jones - Colorado - 2015 - 51/212 - 24.1
Updated on May 2, 2024
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