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With "NHL 19" (2018-2019) Season is about to about begin, EA Sports released the results of its annual simulation of the season within the latest NHL game. The company gives prediction who will win this season, and it thinks The Toronto Maple Leafs will beat the San Jose Sharks to win the 2019 Stanley Cup.
EA's prediction for "NHL 19" is notable, given that Leafs haven't won the Cup since 1967 and some 50 years ago. The team is one of the NHL's original six teams, according to Game Spot.
The source added that EA's predictions have been wrong for a long time. But this time, will their prediction become true?
Well, maybe their predictions are based on these following takeaways from "NHL 19" simulation of the upcoming NHL season. First takeaway, Leafs center John Tavares wins the Conn Smythe Trophy. He's the MVP for the playoffs; Next, Sharks Erik Karlsson wins his third James Norris Memorial Trophy for the best defenseman; Edmonton Oilers' Connor McDavid wins the Hart Memorial Trophy and Art Ross Trophy; The Vegas Golden Knights won the President's Trophy with 118 points.
Tavares will lead the Original Six Club to its first Stanley Cup championship, according to EA Sports’ simulation of the 2018-19 NHL Season in "NHL 19." So no wonder why EA places their bets to Maple Leafs as Taveres has performed well. According to Polygon, many fans are salty with after his departure. The five-time All-Star center Tavares signed with his hometown Maple Leafs in the offseason for $77 million over seven years. Since he had a series of achievements, experts think it will be difficult for San Jose Sharks to beat Leafs in Stanley Cup Final, plus Tavares also won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoff MVP.
Do you think EA's prediction based on "NHL 19" is right this time? Stay tuned for the latest news and updates about "NHL 19."
