Larkin shattered the record set by Mike Gartner at the 1996 installment of the skills competition, completing his lap in 13.172 seconds. However, after Larkin broke the NHL record as a rookie last season, it's quite evident that he's more than worthy of a top-five vote. Winning the fastest skater award at the All-Star Game is surely a good way to get yourself and your wheels noticed.
Whether that pace holds up, who knows, but if his numbers prove anything, it's that his speed continues to give him countless chances.
However, this season things appear to be going Grabner's way as he is on pace to hit a career-high 44 goals, thanks to 12 goals in his first 22 games. Looks like got the "grabners" today.must have gone to the same breakaway school #harderthanitlooks #stonehands- Michael Grabner April 22, 2016 Grabner for years has been known as a speedster, generating a plethora of breakaway chances because of his foot speed, but usually with little finish which in the past he's been very open about. Just admit it, there is nothing the kid can't do. Load up a highlight reel of McDavid and you are certain to see footage of him sidestepping defenders en route to a breakaway goal. Sure McDavid can shoot the puck, has insane vision and offensive awareness like no other, but what is most obvious about the exceptional talent is his blistering speed. Here are the five fastest skaters in the NHL today: Connor McDavid Of course, with that, many players are on a whole other level and mystify fans, not necessarily with dazzling moves, but by sheer quickness.
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