The French-Canadian forward crushed his previous point tallies in 2018-19, with 92 points (30 goals, 62 assists) in 82 games. His previous high was 69 points across 82 games, an increase of 23 points from last season.
Jonathan Huberdeau set career highs in goals (30), assists (62), points (92), power-play goals (11), power-play points (34), and shooting percentage (13.3%) in 2018-19.
The former third overall pick and Calder Trophy winner finished tied for 12th this season in points in the NHL, surpassing superstars such as Alex Ovechkin, John Tavares, and Artemi Panarin.