Joe Pavelski is ageless

TopShelfYzerman

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Hasn’t missed a regular season game since before the Covid shutdown. Among the five with a longer active consecutive games played streak are fellow American and Dallas Star Ryan Suter and fellow ex-Shark Brent Burns- all 39 years old.
Brent burns , Pavelksi and long time iron man, Marleau, all with huge iron man streaks, wonder whats in the water in San Jose
 

tiburon12

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Most players that still produce in late 30s tend to fall of a cliff rather instantly at some point. The same thing happen to Patrick Marleau. I think JoeP might last longer though as his game doesn’t really rely on speed and as long he can stay healthy as he ages he can still be effective in his 40s.
While Marleau definitely slowed down as he aged, it was his hands that ultimately killed his effectiveness. They disappeared after that last season in TOR
 

karltonian

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Most players that still produce in late 30s tend to fall of a cliff rather instantly at some point. The same thing happen to Patrick Marleau. I think JoeP might last longer though as his game doesn’t really rely on speed and as long he can stay healthy as he ages he can still be effective in his 40s.
I remember saying that about Thornton and he completely dove off a cliff sooner than Pavelski, granted he did have 2 blown knees and he played center. The ironic thing about Marleau is we always thought his speed was going to go and destroy his game, but it was his hands. He had his speed until the end.

I'm wondering what effect Hintz has on this equation? All he does is play major plus PPG hockey as a 1C, while being on nobody's list as one of the top 1Cs.
 
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If he plays till he’s 50, scoring 20-30 goals a year, he’ll be comfortably top 10 all time in goals. I say he goes for it
And he only needs to play until he's 60 at a 25 goals a year to hit 1000 goals.
 

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I don't think Cody Eakin would agree with you.


All depth. No Stars. Honestly surprised they don't have anyone over 70 points atm.

Dallas somehow has the most 20-goal scorers in the league, with six.....but not one of em's hit 30 yet. It really is something. :laugh:
 

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The hockey Benjamin Button. The guy's whole career curve is in reverse.
 
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SeanMoneyHands

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The guy works out, he runs, eats very well and is a lean machine. Even at Joe's age he's probably one of the most fit players in the NHL.

When you're in shape as a hockey player you can easily play another five seasons.
 

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Is he ageless or 39?
No.
 

StreetHawk

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I remember saying that about Thornton and he completely dove off a cliff sooner than Pavelski, granted he did have 2 blown knees and he played center. The ironic thing about Marleau is we always thought his speed was going to go and destroy his game, but it was his hands. He had his speed until the end.

I'm wondering what effect Hintz has on this equation? All he does is play major plus PPG hockey as a 1C, while being on nobody's list as one of the top 1Cs.
Out of all of the older SJ Sharks to get signed and paid, it had to be Pavs who has aged the best. the one Wilson didn't sign.
 

Xirik

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how many injuries did he sustain over his career? was he lucky or just puts a lot of work to play hockey?
 

DRW895

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0+0 in 4 post season games, Stars depth suprisingly haven`t helped yet
 

Planetov

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Aging stars who go 0+0 in 4 games are supposed to get shit on ‘round these parts.
 

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