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gimzo23 said:GetzlAF has
richardsteele said:Feel like a big man now? You should become a moderator so you can personally correct everyone's spelling.
Yeah, I do, thanks for asking!
gimzo23 said:GetzlAF has
richardsteele said:Feel like a big man now? You should become a moderator so you can personally correct everyone's spelling.
66-87-29 said:Pens finished second to last place.
chiefmonarch said:Under both those circumstances Ovechkin would still win. Both players had great seasons, Ovechkin slightly better reguardless of age
I thought the Calder was for the NHL's best rookie, not the best rookie in his 1st year playing pros. If Ovechkin doesnt deserve to be ROY in some eyes, the same can be said for Malkin, the early favorite for his 1st year in the NHL ROY.
Jason MacIsaac said:You are officially in the top 5 percentile for worst posters on these boards.
well, i know if 16 year olds started going pro, there would be similar criticism like is done of the NBA for scouting high schools...Spongebob said:I believe it is 18 for both leagues.
Why is that?
I know Wayne Gretzky started his pro career in the WHA at the ripe old age of 17.
SUPERFAN-1 said:Well I have a way to go to reach you as the worst poster on these boards.Now answer the question if you can.WAITING FOR YOUR INSIGHTFUL REASON FOR YOU GROSS STATEMENT THAT MALKIN IS BETTER THAN OVECHKIN.
We are all waiting so please continue you comedy session .
Jason MacIsaac said:You are officially in the top 5 percentile for worst posters on these boards.
Beauty said:Pathetic article.
SUPERFAN-1 said:We are all waiting so please continue you comedy session .
sourceIn 1989, Makarov was allowed by the Soviet Union to join the National Hockey League and the Calgary Flames. He won the Calder Memorial Trophy as rookie of the year at the age of 31 (as a result, the rules were changed and now only players under 27 qualify for the award - the Makarov Rule).