markov`
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Rediscoveryx said:Did he really start the season in 1804?
Sorry, I couldn't resist
What a typo, sorry...
Rediscoveryx said:Did he really start the season in 1804?
Sorry, I couldn't resist
Sweet and simple.Le Golie said:I don't understand why it is so absurd to think that a player who has accomplished as much or more than any player in history before him *might* turn into a superstar.
To me it is much more foolish to say he will NOT be a superstar than to say that he COULD become a superstar.
Dark Metamorphosis said:crosby fans..i want to know if you think he can put up these types of numbers.
no, he dominated like that in his prime. in '83-84 he scored 205 with the next highest being 126. in '84-85 he scored 208 with next highest being 135. in '85-86 he scored 215 with next highest being 141. in '86-87 he scored 183 with next highest being 108. he dominated like that EVERY YEAR in his prime. that comes to 61%, 65%, 66%, 59%. for crosby to dominate like gretz, he would have to put up numbers like i posted earlier.dawgbone said:And how often did Gretzky dominate like that? Just one season. You need to stop fooling yourself. Most of the time, it was between 65 and 75%... you can't just grab a couple of outlying seasons and say tada. There's alot more to it than one season.
Relatively speaking, if the league scoring leaders are scoring 90 points, and Crosby is scoring 130+ points, he is dominating like Gretzky was. Those are just the facts.
Dark Metamorphosis said:i find it funny you think i just picked one season. how much do you know about hockey anyway? it's obvious crosby worship
Dark Metamorphosis said:edit - if crosby can score 140+ consistently while the second highest is scoring around 90, which comes to 64%, i would admit he is dominating like gretzky.
Dark Metamorphosis said:edit - if crosby can score 140+ consistently while the second highest is scoring around 90, which comes to 64%, i would admit he is dominating like gretzky.
MojoJojo said:Maybe for perspective you should throw in the statistics of that other "next great one", Daigle?
Just Curious -Does anyone here not understand that Crosby is much better thanMojoJojo said:Maybe for perspective you should throw in the statistics of that other "next great one", Daigle?
the numbers were adjusted to the 2004 scoring leader. i only compared relative dominance to peers. that just shows how thoroughly gretzky whipped the competition, and not everyone was scoring 170 pts in the '80s.Exactly the kind of posts which keep me from sharing my thoughts on that kind of subjects. We've often seen homers on these boards, and he is definitly not one of them, yet you act like he didn't know anything about hockey. It's sad, it's really sad.
This sentence clearly proves he was right when he was saying some people understand nothing about areas. The area is not on the same level, it's not all about pure statistics dude.
Dark Metamorphosis said:no, he dominated like that in his prime. in '83-84 he scored 205 with the next highest being 126. in '84-85 he scored 208 with next highest being 135. in '85-86 he scored 215 with next highest being 141. in '86-87 he scored 183 with next highest being 108. he dominated like that EVERY YEAR in his prime. that comes to 61%, 65%, 66%, 59%. for crosby to dominate like gretz, he would have to put up numbers like i posted earlier.
75%?? only when mario entered his prime did anyone challenge wayne like that. highest was mike bossy got 69% in '82. the FACT is, from 1981-1987, a 6 year period, wayne dominated that way. i find it funny you think i just picked one season. how much do you know about hockey anyway? it's obvious crosby worship
edit - if crosby can score 140+ consistently while the second highest is scoring around 90, which comes to 64%, i would admit he is dominating like gretzky.
markov` said:No problem.
16 years old season: 110 points in 66 games
17 years old season: 137 points in 53 games
Comparated to Crosby...
16 years old season: 135 points in 59 games
17 years old season: 168 points in 62 games
Don't forget that Daigle played in a much more offensive league. I know the 17 yrs old season are comparable if you look at PPG (Crosby is still better though), but when you watch carefully you see Crosby is just plain better. Daigle was only the 3rd scorer in the QMJHL, when at the same age Crosby leads the CHL by miles.
People laughed at me when I said that Crosby will score 60-70 points right away in the NHL. We all agree that Crosby is better at 17 than Daigle so technically, he should be better than Daigle at 18... Daigle scored 51 points in the NHL at that age.