The victory and title-clinching goal were just two more on an already long list of accomplishments for McDavid. The Richmond Hill, Ontario, native has been an offensive juggernaut since entering the NHL as the No. 1 pick in 2015. 2024 Conn Smythe Trophy winner (Most Valuable Player of the Stanley Cup Playoffs)

Edmonton Oilers superstar Connor McDavid hasn't been at his best in the Oilers last stretch of games, and NHL insider Elliotte Friedman is suggesting a reason why.

McDavid, 28, is in his 10th season in the NHL after being drafted first overall back in 2015. The three-time Hart Memorial Trophy winner may be having a down season statistically, but his focus remains on winning a Stanley Cup—especially after falling one game short against the Florida Panthers last year.

Connor McDavid is, in the eyes of almost any hockey fan, the best player in the world. The Oilers’ forward, who has dominated the league for years, is truly in a class of his own. We’ve notably seen him at the 4 Nations Confrontation: he’s the one who stood up to score the golden goal

McDavid played a key role in Team Canada's 4 Nation's Face-Off victory and showcased the elite skills that have earned him millions in the NHL.