SpinningEdge
Registered User
I think this is the perfect year to have co-MVP's again
Both the Caps and Canadians are NOT playoffs teams without their star players. Price had really bad offensive production and went 3 months having a .950 save percentage. Ovi has zero secondary goal scoring (seriously, when your 2nd best goal scorer on your team is Brouwer and Ward - that's really not good). He still had almost 30 goals in a span of 30 games in one point of the season.
What player is most valuable to their team is the question? That's really tough b/c both teams are lottery teams without both their top players playing at a elite level.
Co-MVP. Both Price and Ovi deserve it. If no co-MVP, even as a Caps fan I'd give the slightest of edge to Price just b/c of stats. Ovi had a great goal scoring year, but not a legendary scoring year. Price had a legendary type season. Both were equal in value to their teams success IMO though, which is why I think a co-MVP is very fair.
Both the Caps and Canadians are NOT playoffs teams without their star players. Price had really bad offensive production and went 3 months having a .950 save percentage. Ovi has zero secondary goal scoring (seriously, when your 2nd best goal scorer on your team is Brouwer and Ward - that's really not good). He still had almost 30 goals in a span of 30 games in one point of the season.
What player is most valuable to their team is the question? That's really tough b/c both teams are lottery teams without both their top players playing at a elite level.
Co-MVP. Both Price and Ovi deserve it. If no co-MVP, even as a Caps fan I'd give the slightest of edge to Price just b/c of stats. Ovi had a great goal scoring year, but not a legendary scoring year. Price had a legendary type season. Both were equal in value to their teams success IMO though, which is why I think a co-MVP is very fair.