Best players from the 1990's?

[PDO]

lol, very true. I didn't even look into it originally, but Fedorov has indeed never scored 60 goals...

Oh boy am I red in the face.. I was looking at his stats quickly and thought the 64 was in the G column.. that's ugly

In my defense it is an ugly table:

http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SearchPlayer.jsp?player=10455

Still, 54 goals the year he won the Selke is quite an accomplishment.

 

[Stephen]

Oh boy am I red in the face.. I was looking at his stats quickly and thought the 64 was in the G column.. that's ugly

In my defense it is an ugly table:

http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SearchPlayer.jsp?player=10455

Still, 54 goals the year he won the Selke is quite an accomplishment.

He scored 56!

 

[Habsfan 32]

He scored 56!

Someday PDO will get the stats right.

 

[tom_servo]

I disagree actually, he was dynamite up until the latter half of his (very short) stint with the rangers. In 2001 he had 59 goals, in 2002 upon his trade to the blueshirts he was on fire, with something like 12 goals and 20 pts in 20 games.

The next season with the Rags (2002-03) was when it all went wrong, with the re-injuring of the knee and all. Even then he was playing great up til the injury - I seem to remember he was averaging a goal a game up until that point.

Sorry to nit-pick

Indeed. Actually, Bure scored 12 goals and 8 assists in his first 12 games with the Rangers, which prompted me to select him in the first round of the following season's fantasy draft.

 

[KOVALEV10*]

Winning 5 scoring titles puts you in an elite class. Ahead of Bure, Hull, Lindros, Yzerman. Sakic and Claude.

I agree that he was the best but he wasnt head and shoulders above everyone. Players leading their teams to stanley cups are better then regular season players too I might add.