But first, the Hart Trophy front runners will look to bank two critical points in a crowded Western Conference playoff race — and McDavid realizes the challenge that Celebrini poses. Obviously, they’re a team that’s feeling pretty good about themselves, they have a good thing going, a good vibe about them. Through 51 games, the North Vancouver native has already amassed 27 goals and 78 points, good for fourth league-wide. He's still 14 points back of McDavid, whose 92 points are tops in the NHL. The Oilers are currently 27-19-8, good for second in the Pacific and five points ahead of the Sharks.