Playoff Performers Voting Record - quoipourquoi

[quoipourquoi]

Round 1

Rank | Player | High/Low | Next
1 | Maurice Richard | Highest | Next at 2
2 | Wayne Gretzky | |
3 | Patrick Roy | |
4 | Jean Beliveau | |
5 | Mario Lemieux | |
6 | Bobby Orr | Highest | Next at 9
7 | Mark Messier | |
8 | Ken Dryden | |
9 | Ted Kennedy | |
10 | Denis Potvin | |
11 | Gordie Howe | Lowest | Next at 10
12 | Guy Lafleur | |
13 | Red Kelly | |
14 | Peter Forsberg | |
15 | Jacques Plante | |
16 | Turk Broda | |
17 | Chris Pronger | Highest | Next at 23
18 | Joe Sakic | |
19 | Frank Foyston | |
20 | Mike Bossy | |
21 | Doug Harvey | |
22 | Clint Benedict | |
23 | Bryan Trottier | |
24 | Jack Darragh | Highest | Next at 45
25 | Scott Stevens | |
26 | Frank Mahovlich | |
27 | Sergei Fedorov | |
28 | Ed Belfour | Highest | Next at 38
29 | Frank Nighbor | |
30 | Henri Richard | |
31 | Nicklas Lidstrom | |
32 | Bernie Geoffrion | |
33 | Sidney Crosby | |
34 | Terry Sawchuk | |
35 | Jack Marshall | Highest | Exclusive to List
36 | Jari Kurri | |
37 | Frank McGee | |
38 | Larry Robinson | |
39 | Grant Fuhr | Highest | Next at 41
40 | Allan Stanley | |
41 | Scott Niedermayer | Highest | Next at 42
42 | Billy Smith | |
43 | Patrick Kane | |
44 | Phil Esposito | |
45 | Claude Lemieux | |
46 | Duncan Keith | |
47 | Tim Horton | |
48 | Martin Brodeur | |
49 | Paul Coffey | |
50 | Stan Mikita | |
51 | Brett Hull | |
52 | Evgeni Malkin | |
53 | Georges Vezina | |
54 | Bobby Hull | |
55 | Jonathan Toews | |
56 | Bernie Parent | |
57 | King Clancy | |
58 | Ted Lindsay | |
59 | Justin Williams | Highest | Exclusive to List
60 | Frank Boucher | |

Round 2

Vote | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th
1 | Roy | Gretzky | Richard | Beliveau | Messier | Howe | Orr | Harvey | Lemieux | Potvin
2 | Messier | Kennedy | Dryden | Orr | Broda | Harvey | Lemieux | Potvin | Lafleur | Sakic
3 | Dryden | Orr | Lemieux | Forsberg | Sakic | Broda | Lafleur | Kelly | Nighbor | Bossy
4 | Dryden | Forsberg | Broda | Stevens | Esposito | Nighbor | Bossy | Fedorov | Richard | Lidstrom
5 | Dryden | Robinson | Pronger | Stevens | Esposito | Fedorov | Crosby | Lidstrom | Trottier | Geoffrion
6 | Pronger | Stevens | Esposito | Mahovlich | Fedorov | Crosby | Hull | Kurri | McGee | Smith
7 | Pronger | Benedict | Foyston | Stevens | Mahovlich | Fedorov | Hull | Kurri | McGee | Smith
8 | Benedict | Foyston | Smith | Mahovlich | McGee | Sawchuk | Stanley | Kane | Keith | Parent

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[Hobnobs]

Wait... you complained about me mentioning Jagr and you have Justin Williams on your list?

 

[quoipourquoi]

Wait... you complained about me mentioning Jagr and you have Justin Williams on your list?

Mr. Game 7. Kind of a throwaway vote, even with the Conn Smythe, but one I felt he deserved.

 

[sr edler]

Mr. Game 7. Kind of a throwaway vote, even with the Conn Smythe, but one I felt he deserved.

I kinda like your list QuoiQuoi but Williams rubs me wrongly.

 

[Killion]

Nice to see you recognized & included Jack Marshall in your list.... looks solid.

 

[BM67]

Nice to see you recognized & included Jack Marshall in your list.... looks solid.

Nice to see Marshall get a nod, but one name I'm not seeing on any of the lists is Jack Walker, a defensive dynamo who won 3 Cups. While primarily a passer he had 11 goals in 26 games over 7 Cup series with 4 teams, and 14 more in 24 other playoff games.

 

[Canadiens1958]

Defensive Hockey

Nice to see Marshall get a nod, but one name I'm not seeing on any of the lists is Jack Walker, a defensive dynamo who won 3 Cups. While primarily a passer he had 11 goals in 26 games over 7 Cup series with 4 teams, and 14 more in 24 other playoff games.

Defensive hockey is underappreciated in the HOH in general.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Highest for The Rocket and Bobby Orr. I like that.

Billy Smith ahead of Martin Brodeur. Thumbs up, but Smith should have been higher.

Bobby Hull 54th?

 

[Killion]

Highest for The Rocket and Bobby Orr. I like that.

Billy Smith ahead of Martin Brodeur. Thumbs up, but Smith should have been higher.

Bobby Hull 54th?

... yes.... see, my theory on that.... well known Bobby Hull had no time for the legal profession or lawyers, badmouthing them all over the place.... representing himself in court, negotiating his own contracts & sponsorship deals and as qpq works in the legal profession... well.... its just his way of punishing Bobby.... forever... next year, in 3yrs, might not make the top 60 at all but then in 5-7yrs, back on it, listed at 55th, 59th or wherever.... keep turning the screws see.... drop him down a peg or two.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

... yes.... see, my theory on that.... well known Bobby Hull had no time for the legal profession or lawyers, badmouthing them all over the place.... representing himself in court, negotiating his own contracts & sponsorship deals and as qpq works in the legal profession... well.... its just his way of punishing Bobby.... forever... next year, in 3yrs, might not make the top 60 at all but then in 5-7yrs, back on it, listed at 55th, 59th or wherever.... keep turning the screws see.... drop him down a peg or two.

I see.

The rest of the story.

 

[Killion]

I see.

The rest of the story.

... it get worse.... qpq?.... has a big walk-in closet decked out with hockey memorabilia, posters, Felix Potvin etc..... Bobby Hull's 66 O'Pee-Chee?.... live color area faced nose to the corner way at the back... forever.... you wouldnt even know its there but for the 4 well chewed long since dried pieces of Juicy Fruit holding it up.... squint, you got #9 & some illegible stats.

 

[quoipourquoi]

Haha, pretty spot on. I should have given Hull - and Morenz for that matter - a better look.