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Yeah, but he won't finish in the top 3 or 4 in the rookie points race.rtafts said:Matt Stajan has played pretty well, also. Up until last night, he had a 4 or 5 game point streak.
Yeah, but he won't finish in the top 3 or 4 in the rookie points race.rtafts said:Matt Stajan has played pretty well, also. Up until last night, he had a 4 or 5 game point streak.
HabsBaby18 said:Ryder is 23 years old but we need to remember that he was a 9th round pick ... How many 9th round pick had have a shot (just a shot) at getting the Calder trophy ? Not many.
Remax said:Yes, Bergeron is doing great and is out doing most players from this years draft, but you have to look at who he is playing with, just like Eric Staal. Bergeron is playing on Bostons top line with Tornton and Samsonov, and I think that most people could put up points like he is if they were on that line. As with Staal, he is playing most games with O'Neil and Brind'Amour or Vasichek. So when you look at the others from this years class like Horton, Lupul, they are putting up pretty good numbers playing a very large amount less ice time per game and with players who aren't nearly as good as Staal and Bergerons linemates.
TJF said:But my pick for the calder right now would be Joni Pitaken, he has impressed me everytime I've seen him play. The Flyers have themselves a stud blueliner for many years to come.
Fighter said:I'm a fan of Pitkanen and I think he deserve it.
Trent Hunter and Michael Ryder also have a shot to win it. Patrice Bergeron could be a winner as well.
Honorable mention: Eric Staal, Mark Rycroft, Jason King.
Remax said:Yes, Bergeron is doing great and is out doing most players from this years draft, but you have to look at who he is playing with, just like Eric Staal. Bergeron is playing on Bostons top line with Tornton and Samsonov, and I think that most people could put up points like he is if they were on that line. As with Staal, he is playing most games with O'Neil and Brind'Amour or Vasichek. So when you look at the others from this years class like Horton, Lupul, they are putting up pretty good numbers playing a very large amount less ice time per game and with players who aren't nearly as good as Staal and Bergerons linemates.
Kvashinator12 said:Hunter is my choice. He is the most consistent, scores important goals, and does everything well. Ryder has played more games then Hunter, and Hunter barely gets any PP time at all.
Bruwinz20 said:The same Jason King that was scratched for three games?
Mark Rycroft?
No Patrice Bergeron? Did you stop watching games in October?
Kvashinator12 said:Hunter is my choice. He is the most consistent, scores important goals, and does everything well. Ryder has played more games then Hunter, and Hunter barely gets any PP time at all.
SpItFiReZ said:There is alot of choices to choose but mine has to be ANDREW RAYCROFT.....cmon this guy has been great in the nets for Boston...took over Potvin's starting job, putting up good numbers and keeps Boston in many games....he's also been quite consistant...i hope Fluery goes back to jr and comes back and wins the Calder next yr people need to get off his back for that goal....it happens oh well
SpItFiReZ said:ANDREW RAYCROFT.....cmon this guy has been great in the nets for Boston...took over Potvin's starting job