I voted for these:
1. Adam Fox will not finish in the top ten in defensemen scoring
Defense scoring is highly variable, and it's very plausible for him to drop off some. I seem to remember him having big games in those games where the Flyers couldn't stop a beach ball - not that he was the only one. Trouba missed a lot of time last year, so I'm thinking he loses a little bit of ice time there, as he won't have to be doing everything as much.
14. Ghost will score more points, on a per game basis, than any Flyer d-man
I feel that the Flyers are going to divvy up the PP time enough that nobody see a large enough chunk to dominate heavily enough to add to the TOI they will get at even strength. The PP specialists should playsheltered minutes. I suspect he gets to revert to shooting a lot in Arizona, which could turn into a good points year.
15. Kucherov or McDavid's PPTs will exceed the PPGs of any other entire team. Some team is going to be brutal, and the Oilers will be excellent. However, there are now 31 other teams, which gives them even more of a chance.
I could see #1, #2, #8, #11, and #13 happening, particularly if players get hurt to miss time for a while, or be very hampered. For #11, Weegar is a guy who hit what I thought was his top end scoring last year in short season, but he got very few PP points. For #8, there easily could be a guy who scores at a crazy rate in a few games, or Robertson is cold, then gets hurt.
#12 seems like you're banking on a third goalie playing a lot, which could happen, but I'd expect 20 wins in 40ish starts on a good team, and 45+ would be a more interesting number for that.
MacKenzie Weegar will score fewer total points than he did in 2020-21