NHL's Top Agitators: Scoring & Disruption

0:00For the NHO, it's March 21st. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. In today's NHO, the top agitators know how to rattle opponents without hurting their own team. They mix physical play with strong scoring to stay valuable. The standout 5 are nasim cadre of the Calgary Flames, Travis Kineckney of the Philadelphia Flyers, Brady Takachuk with the Ottawa Senators Matthew. Takachuk on the Florida Panthers, and Sam Bennett also with the Panthers. Cadry has cleaned up his game after past suspensions, delivering 35 goals and 67 points in 82 games last season. He's now the Flames top center during their rebuild. Kineckney shines for the Flyers, hitting 30 plus goals twice lately while drawing penalties from foes without taking many himself. The Takachuk brothers bring chaos and points. Brady leads Ottawa with consistent 35 goal pace per 82 games, and over 100 penalty minutes

1:01yearly. Matthew adds edge for Florida, scoring big and playoffs with fewer penalties, but plenty of disruption around the net. Bennett stepped up huge for the Panthers back-to-back Stanley Cups, earning playoff MVP with 15 goals in 23 games. He just signed an 8-year deal worth 8 million per year, proving agitators with scoring touch command big money. These players show how agitation wins when paired with production, keeping teams competitive and opponents frustrated all season long.