Connor McDavid just won the 2025-26 Art Ross Trophy, his sixth career scoring title, with 138 points for the Edmonton Oilers. The latest reports also note that this ties him for second-most all time, behind Wayne Gretzky’s 10.[1][2]
McDavid finished the season with 48 goals and 90 assists in 82 games, edging Nikita Kucherov, who finished second with 130 points.[2][1]
This is McDavid’s first Art Ross since 2022-23, and it reasserts him as the NHL’s leading point producer even in a season where Kucherov and Nathan MacKinnon were also in the race.[3][1]
The same season also saw Nathan MacKinnon win his first Maurice “Rocket” Richard Trophy for goal scoring, while Colorado’s Scott Wedgewood and Mackenzie Blackwood won the William M. Jennings Trophy.[1]
Connor McDavid wins the Art Ross Trophy for the sixth time, while Nathan MacKinnon is the NHL's top goal-scorer for the first time. His teammates in the crease also won some hardware.
thehockeynews.comAward presented since 1948 to League's scoring champion
www.nhl.comEdmonton Oilers Connor McDavid has secured his sixth Art Ross Trophy of his career. In the midst of his last game, he sits at 134 points.
theoilrig.caOilers forward had 138 points, Avalanche center scored 53 goals; Wedgewood, Blackwood claim Jennings Trophy
www.nhl.comDespite an incredible offensive season, Tampa Bay Lightning forward Nikita Kucherov won't be walking away with a third consecutive Art Ross Trophy this season.
thehockeynews.comThe Oilers captain captured his sixth career Art Ross Trophy as the NHL's leading scorer with 48 goals, 90 assists and 138 points
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