Puckhead58*
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I am now going to start doing the goalies. I am going to vote for Plante and add Turk Broda.
Roggie Vachon!!!!!!! LOL
I am now going to start doing the goalies. I am going to vote for Plante and add Turk Broda.
So by your logic, every single person that thinks Orr was the best defenseman ever automatically thinks Hasek is the best goalie ever? I'm sorry, but you're wrong.How come everybody think that Orr's the best defender ever but the same arguments about greatness doesn't count for Hasek among goalies? Orr's career was short but very dominating and impressive. I also think he was the best ever. But nobody can deny that Hasek was the best goalie in the world for just as long as Orr was the best defender. And they both was the best by far. They both won Norris/Vezinas and the both won Harts. After Marios retirement Hasek was the most dominant hockeyplayer in the world until the Millenium. And he's still good, I think he came 2nd in SVS% last season.
When we say post-season all-star team, we are referring to the first and second all-star teams that are announced after each season.Oh, I wasn't aware that there was a post season All Star Team. I'm curious, what year is that from, and how does the voting work? I know Tugnutt played exceptional during Pittsburgh's 2000 playoff run. Is that the year this voting is from?
Well, Bill Durnan won six Vezinas in eight years, too. Granted, that was back when the Vezina was awarded to the goalie with the best GAA, but Durnan was also a first-team all-star in each of those six seasons. Didn't win the Hart, but he won two Cups.How come everybody think that Orr's the best defender ever but the same arguments about greatness doesn't count for Hasek among goalies? Orr's career was short but very dominating and impressive. I also think he was the best ever. But nobody can deny that Hasek was the best goalie in the world for just as long as Orr was the best defender. And they both was the best by far. They both won Norris/Vezinas and the both won Harts. After Marios retirement Hasek was the most dominant hockeyplayer in the world until the Millenium. And he's still good, I think he came 2nd in SVS% last season.
Oh, I wasn't aware that there was a post season All Star Team. I'm curious, what year is that from, and how does the voting work? I know Tugnutt played exceptional during Pittsburgh's 2000 playoff run. Is that the year this voting is from?