Better Box Score Metrics: Can Anyone Catch Osgar?

Are we looking at the 2022 MVP?

New York Empire's Ryan Osgar.
New York Empire’s Ryan Osgar. Photo: Jen Voce-Nelson — New York Empire

As we round the three-quarters pole on the season, it seems hard to imagine at this point that Ryan Osgar is not going to be the MVP. Here’s the case:

  • He leads in total EDGE for the season. In part this is because he has already played 11 games, but the players who could realistically catch him are few: Leandro Marx, Keegan North, Alec Arsenault, and Pawel Janas are all averaging more EDGE per game, and Jordan Kerr is just behind, but Osgar has banked his output, whereas the others need to maintain their pace for more games without a blip. Marx, the most likely person to pass Osgar in total production, is far behind Osgar in efficiency.

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