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Well, at least be consistentI don't see anymore hype now compared to before. He was voted #4 C in the NHl while on the Islanders by HF.
Well, at least be consistentI don't see anymore hype now compared to before. He was voted #4 C in the NHl while on the Islanders by HF.
You think TSAvares is viewed as better now than when on the Islanders? I do not agree at all.Well, at least be consistent
Reply to what I saidYou think TSAvares is viewed as better now than when on the Islanders? I do not agree at all.
I kinda hate these Leafs fans who are saying I go into every Leafs thread hating on the Leafs.
This isn't true. There have been times where I've voted for the Leafs player and have stated, multiple times, that I like the team.
However, I do not like the majority of fans either proclaiming they are god's given team to win a championship and then immediately play a victim card.
You can't have it both ways.
because points
I kinda hate these Leafs fans who are saying I go into every Leafs thread hating on the Leafs.
Sort of proving the whole "Leafs fans can only deal in the most heavy extremes" point where any negativity is quite literally characterized as "never amount to any team success".What is truly funny is how much a few posters from other fanbases obsess over a team full of (according to said posters) overrated players that will never amount to any team success.
As for people trying to downplay Tavares at this point, you will be in for a rude awakening this season. He has been a top 5 C in the league with a poor supporting cast, and being the primary shutdown focus of other teams' gameplans. I can't wait to see him with Marner on his wing. It will be a thing of beauty.
well actually no. matthews has 61, mcdavid has 63
so now we have to get technical? lol all i did was just say it wasant right. which is not regardless of how many games played
Sort of proving the whole "Leafs fans can only deal in the most heavy extremes" point where any negativity is quite literally characterized as "never amount to any team success".
I think you under rate the Islanders offense over the past 4-5 seasons. What you don't also consider is Tavares won't have the same lax defensive system to play in which might hurt him offensively. I am going to guess for instance Babcock will look at Tavares faceoff percentage(compared to Matthews and Kadri) and feel like he will be better served taking defensive zone faceoffs. I am also guessing Babcok won't give Tavares the leeway to take extended shifts(many times that result in goals scored but also result in defensive lapses)
I've certainly seem some done in jest about how they'll never make it past. Never actually seen one that meant it. Let alone "countless"There have been countless posts since the Leafs were eliminated about how they can't and won't make it past the 1st round. It is pretty funny actually.
By that logic, the "bigness" of the signing has to do with Toronto getting a player than wants to play with them because they're the Leafs, since Isles fans are upset over betrayal themselves.It is also funny how people are trying to downplay the significance of this signing. Looking at how the Isles fans are handling the departure should give the rest of us an inclination of how big of a signing it is.
Who do you put your top shutdown line against? Marleau-Matthews-Nylander or Hyman-Tavares-Marner? Whoever you don't is going to feast.
So given that Matthews had 20 votes you figure that is most Leaf fans....lol
In reality, Tavares shows every sign of being like every other FA signing. Extremely hyped up while in the market, and underperforms to that advertisement when reality strikes. Always happens for any hyped FA. Its the nature of FA to hype the best available players up more and more until it reaches a limit well beyond their limit. Happens every free agency, every time
It is hard to take anything you are saying seriously when you compare John Tavares hitting free agency to every other UFA. He is the biggest free agent to hit the market in over a decade (since Niedermayer), in his prime, and plays the most coveted position in hockey (1C). You clearly aren't understanding what a rarity that is in the NHL. Aside from that, you are comparing a premier franchise player to others like Ladd, Ericksson, Clarkson, etc. And what I mean by that is that those guys are passengers relying on others to be their catalyst and when the go to a new team with a new dynamic, they don't play as well. With Tavares, he is the catalyst. You are trying to compare apples and oranges, and showing a complete lack of understanding by insisting they are the same thing.
I mean if everyone was calling me a jerk, I'd have to at least consider the possibility that they're right.
I mean if everyone was calling me a jerk, I'd have to at least consider the possibility that they're right.
See? You're doing it again.
You complain I'm comparing him to them. How am I comparing them? You don't seem to even understand what I said. Seriously, go back and read what I said. Don't sit on your hands like a cliche Leafs fan desperate to hear what they want to.
Seriously, try to make an effort to make Leafs fans look less delusional, please
20 votes is a helluva lot more votes than Leaf fans who voted for Tavares in that poll. So if that other poster is going to use that poll as the definitive proof for his theory, then it also holds true that the vast majority of Leaf fans who voted, voted for Matthews, not Tavares.
In other words, the Leaf fans who actually voted didn't feel Tavares was the 4th best center in the league when he played for the Islanders. But apparently now he is, now that he plays for the Leafs.
lol you even listed Barkov who has never had a 30 goal season and just finished his first season with over 60 points. You're reaching with this list. The fact Barkov is ob it proves you just are hating.