A few days ago, EA Sports revealed Cole Caufield’s rating.
My colleague Marc-Olivier Cook reported to you that little number 22 had a rating of 88, which is excellent.
And earlier today, the game revealed players with ratings of 84 and above.
At the Canadiens, no less than seven players have a rating higher than 84.
They are Nick Suzuki (89), Cole Caufield (88), Mike Matheson (87), Kaiden Guhle (85), Juraj Slafkovsky (85), Kirby Dach (85) and Patrik Laine (85).
No Samuel Montembeault or Alex Newhook. At least it seems Dach hasn’t lost too much of his value in EA’s eyes, despite a one-game season and a period…
But hey. As for Suzuki, he’s hovering around 90 overall after his best season of his career. The captain has 77 points in 82 games, which gives him 93 acceleration, 91 speed, 92 deke, 92 passing, 88 slapshot and 87 wrist shot power.
He’s the leader in the top four categories on his team, but obviously his shots aren’t any harder than those of Caufield (the game’s fourth-best 25-and-under player), Laine and the other four guys.
To the right of his name, you can see a big “X”. No, it’s not because he uses the old Twitter, but because he has a unique skill.
Among the players revealed, only he and Brad Marchand have this skill called “No Contest”.
Unsurprisingly, Connor McDavid (97), Nathan MacKinnon (96), Nikita Kucherov (95), Cale Makar (95), Leon Draisaitl (95), Auston Matthews (95), David Pastrnak (95) and Artemi Panarin (95) are the highest rated players in the game. Here is the complete top-10:
In a burst
– It’s deserved.
– Do they have a chance?
– Against all odds.
– Wow.
– What a strike.
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