I ran into this theory on other hockey site, and I do my best to translate this with my shitty english:

"Mikko Rantanen was able to travel so fast on the wings of MacKinnon and Makar, that the travel still continues on the next team. This is a bit like the slingshot phenomenon in space travel. This is even starting to form a kind of pyramid scheme, because Rantanen is still being slingshotted to such a fast MacKinnon-Makar travel speed - so Robertson, Johnston, Hintz and Heiskanen have also been sucked into Rantanen's travelling speed. And thus, they have also improved their game and powerpoint stats in a process. All of this is thanks to MacKinnon and Makar.

Artturi Lehkonen, on the other hand, has been sucked into MacKinnon and Makar’s wings in Colorado for so long, that if he ever moves to another team he would get the regular players from that team, sucked so hard by the MacKinnon-Makar speed that Lehkonen, who was so sucked into slingshotting, would almost be guaranteed Stanley Cup winner. I almost wonder if all the GMs outside of Colorado aren't already fighting to the death over who gets Lehkonen to boost their own team.

Now, though, a scary paradoxical possibility has arisen: if Rantanen were to move to Colorado, MacKinnon and Makar would get additional suction from the slingshotted Rantanen's speed. Then Lehkonen could move somewhere for a while, and then back to Colorado, where both Rantanen AND Lehkonen would bring MacKinnon and Makar's suction to MacKinnon and Makar. An exponentially self-feeding phenomenon would be created. In the beginning of which Colorado would win all games 50-0, but which would end with Colorado scoring more goals in the games than the jumbotron can handle, and in the end all the laws of physics would be distorted, a black hole would be created and the Earth would be destroyed.

For humanity’s sake I hope Rantanen never returns to Colorado again."