Elias Pettersson
I'm not a troll
- Jan 22, 2014
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ITT: indignation that your favourite team's player isn't higher
Look hieskanen is still really good I just see a higher ceiling with some of those guys right now. It’s still to damn early to tell if it’s a bad or good list only time will tell and it’s just personal opinion
that's false. I highly doubt Hischier/Patrick would have set the record for the highest scoring U20 player in SHL history. Sure they're more NHL ready, but if they were in SHL, they would not have had a season as good as Pettersson's. Unless you're trying to tell me that Nolan Patrick is better than Peter Forsberg.if hischier or patrick were playing in shl...they would over shadow petterson anyday of the week.
Hischier and Patrick are locked in at 1-2 until other players can show (in the NHL) that they are better. i don't give a crap what someone does in another league, it's not the NHL. Hischier and Patrick were the only two good enough to make it this year. all the others weren't good enough. maybe that will eventually change, but this shouldn't even be a debate right now.
- Elias Pettersson
- Nico hischier
- Casey mittlestadt
- Nolan Patrick
- Martin necas
- Eeli tolvanen
- Miro hieskanen
- Cale makar
- Cody glass
- klim kostin
- Lias Anderson
- Filip chytil
- Erik brannstrom
- kristian vesalainen
- Gabe vilardi
The SHL isn't half the league it was in the past. Beating SHL records is getting easier (as evidenced for example by Axel Holmstrom setting the U20 playoff scoring record that Pettersson beat this year). Young swedish talent is choosing to leave faster than ever before, and the players that aren't quite good enough for NHL but could be stars in the SHL are to a higher degree going to Russia or other european leagues.that's false. I highly doubt Hischier/Patrick would have set the record for the highest scoring U20 player in SHL history. Sure they're more NHL ready, but if they were in SHL, they would not have had a season as good as Pettersson's. Unless you're trying to tell me that Nolan Patrick is better than Peter Forsberg.
57% isn't really a convincing win in a hfboards poll, especially when one of the prospects in the poll belongs the board's biggest and most fanatic fanbase. I'd say both had fairly equal seasons, nothing difficult to justify about ranking one ahead of the other.There’s a poll on here breaking down their D+1 seasons, where Liljegren convincingly beat out Erik Brannstrom. Here it is:
http://hfboards.mandatory.com/threa...rik-brannstrom-better-regular-season.2478395/
I think it’s tough to justify ranking Brannstrom above Liljegren right now.
What a ridiculously premature comment. You can’t, with a straight face, actually believe you can know for certain EP is better than Forsberg because he put up more points in the same league as he did 25ish years ago.Unless you're trying to tell me that Nolan Patrick is better than Peter Forsberg.
Are you trying to say Elias Pettersson is better than Peter Forsberg just because he broke a record he held? Do you know anything about the lower league quality of the SHL since then?that's false. I highly doubt Hischier/Patrick would have set the record for the highest scoring U20 player in SHL history. Sure they're more NHL ready, but if they were in SHL, they would not have had a season as good as Pettersson's. Unless you're trying to tell me that Nolan Patrick is better than Peter Forsberg.
that's false. I highly doubt Hischier/Patrick would have set the record for the highest scoring U20 player in SHL history. Sure they're more NHL ready, but if they were in SHL, they would not have had a season as good as Pettersson's. Unless you're trying to tell me that Nolan Patrick is better than Peter Forsberg.
Yeah breaking records is so easy that no one has done it in 41 years. Sounds almost too easy to meThe SHL isn't half the league it was in the past. Beating SHL records is getting easier (as evidenced for example by Axel Holmstrom setting the U20 playoff scoring record that Pettersson beat this year). Young swedish talent is choosing to leave faster than ever before, and the players that aren't quite good enough for NHL but could be stars in the SHL are to a higher degree going to Russia or other european leagues.
That isn't a knock against Pettersson, but Patrick and definitely Hischier would absolutely be likely to put up big numbers in the SHL without being anywhere near the players Forsberg was. Just like Pettersson isn't now and is unlikely to ever be anything close to what Forsberg was.
57% isn't really a convincing win in a hfboards poll, especially when one of the prospects in the poll belongs the board's biggest and most fanatic fanbase. I'd say both had fairly equal seasons, nothing difficult to justify about ranking one ahead of the other.
but if they were in SHL, they would not have had a season as good as Pettersson's. Unless you're trying to tell me that Nolan Patrick is better than Peter Forsberg.
And no, I didn't say that Pettersson is better than Forsberg
We get you're a Flyers fan, but it's quite obvious he wouldn't be #2 in a re-draft.
30 points isn't impressive from a #2 overall pick. What Pettersson, Heiskanen, and Tolvanen did was impressive.
57% isn't really a convincing win in a hfboards poll, especially when one of the prospects in the poll belongs the board's biggest and most fanatic fanbase. I'd say both had fairly equal seasons, nothing difficult to justify about ranking one ahead of the other.
You implied it by proxy via transititve property.Lol lower league quality. Did you guys account for the fact that scoring in the SHL is much lower than it was?
And no, I didn't say that Pettersson is better than Forsberg
I'm sorry if I implied it. Regardless the point is that Patrick wouldn't have outscored Pettersson had he been in the SHL this past season. That also doesn't mean that Pettersson would have outscored Patrick had he been in the nhl last seasonYou implied it by proxy via transititve property.
Patrick has to be better than Forsberg to match Pettersson
He may score more than them next year but he won't for many years past that. Patrick has a low ceiling of a good 2nd liner and he doesn't have the skill level to go past that. One of the most underwhelming second overalls in recent memory imoPatrick would’ve been just as impressive in his league had he been left behind a year as well. He was good enough to make the NHL, those others weren’t.
He had a slow start because of injuries and not getting to train in the summer, but his 2nd half he was incredible.
You can’t compare an NHL player to other players in a league that isn’t as good. I’ll believe those players are better when A)they’re actually playing in the NHL, and B)when they outproduce Patrick.
You’re in for a real surprise when you see what a fully healthy Patrick will do next season. I bet he easily out points Pettersson and Tolvanen.
He may score more than them next year but he won't for many years past that. Patrick has a low ceiling of a good 2nd liner and he doesn't have the skill level to go past that. One of the most underwhelming second overalls in recent memory imo