Greiss is definitely better than grubauer currently.....
Please explain why you feel this way
It's really, really simple... one has proven the ability to start and has stolen a team a playoff series while the other is a backup goalie on a stacked team with inflated numbers. I'll let you pick who's who
Lack of opportunity doesn't make Grubs a lesser talent or Greiss the better goalie.
Greiss is definitely better than grubauer currently.....
"Hey guys, I'm only going to cherry pick from a 31 year old goalie's career the portions that suit my argument and pretend like that makes me right"
Please explain why you feel this way
"Hey guys, I'm only going to cherry pick from a 31 year old goalie's career the portions that suit my argument and pretend like that makes me right"
You're the one who made an assertion that Greiss was better. The burden of proof is on you. So far all you've done is make a blanket statement about starting games and stealing a playoff series (which could just as easily be applied to Halak multiple times over). Being a more proven goaltender does not make you a better goaltender. Nor does being blocked behind the reigning Vezina trophy winner make you a lesser goaltender.
Grubauer compares favorably with guys like Martin Jones and Robin Lehner at the time of their trades, and both of which commanded substantial returns.
I'm not arguing that the Islanders should trade for Grubauer (and Islanders fan was the one who started this thread), just poking fun at Islanders fans who are trying to use the "he's a back-up" argument to discredit Grubauer in favor of a guy who was a back-up (on four different teams!) until age 28.
You're the one who made an assertion that Greiss was better. The burden of proof is on you. So far all you've done is make a blanket statement about starting games and stealing a playoff series (which could just as easily be applied to Halak multiple times over). Being a more proven goaltender does not make you a better goaltender. Nor does being blocked behind the reigning Vezina trophy winner make you a lesser goaltender.
Grubauer compares favorably with guys like Martin Jones and Robin Lehner at the time of their trades, and both of which commanded substantial returns.
I'm not arguing that the Islanders should trade for Grubauer (and Islanders fan was the one who started this thread), just poking fun at Islanders fans who are trying to use the "he's a back-up" argument to discredit Grubauer in favor of a guy who was a back-up (on four different teams!) until age 28.
You're the one who made an assertion that Greiss was better. The burden of proof is on you. So far all you've done is make a blanket statement about starting games and stealing a playoff series (which could just as easily be applied to Halak multiple times over). Being a more proven goaltender does not make you a better goaltender. Nor does being blocked behind the reigning Vezina trophy winner make you a lesser goaltender.
Grubauer compares favorably with guys like Martin Jones and Robin Lehner at the time of their trades, and both of which commanded substantial returns.
I'm not arguing that the Islanders should trade for Grubauer (and Islanders fan was the one who started this thread), just poking fun at Islanders fans who are trying to use the "he's a back-up" argument to discredit Grubauer in favor of a guy who was a back-up (on four different teams!) until age 28.
I'm still waiting for a defense of Greiss that couldn't also be applied to Jaroslav Halak.
I'm still waiting to hear the team that's gonna give up a 1st round pick for Grabauer
NYI sticks with Greiss.
He's the best goalie they've had in a while.
I'm still waiting for a defense of Greiss that couldn't also be applied to Jaroslav Halak.
One way or another, this thread will be very fun to bump in a couple years.