Reads first half of title
Oh, nice
reads second half of the title
Oh come on
Where is Wheeler on this? Certain Jets fans want know.
I think that says a lot about how his coaches feel about his defensive play.
One reason is more games played, so they get more chances to do it. The other maybe more parity in the game, resulting in more games that are close and goalies are pulled. Also, I don’t know, if the coaches always used to pull the goalie with three goals down and five minutes to go, like we sometimes see now. I don’t remember seeing that as a kid in the 90s, but idk.
It's definitely odd considering how he literally can obtain the puck whenever he wants....even when flat-footed, between the leg stick lift and going the other way as guys play "ghost puck" thinking it's still on there stick.I think that says a lot about how his coaches feel about his defensive play.
Nah, for years he’s been out consistently defending when the other team has the net empty. With Keefe he has been the go to center all situations.
He just doesn’t bury them when the net is empty. One of the best goal scorers all time but can’t score eng, very odd.
Gz to him. Is it an occasion to pull out the rooster?
It seems like Joe Thorton still is able to add to his legacy at 41 years old as he passed legendary players like Bryan Trottier and Pavel bure and moved up to 7th all time in empty net goals with this beauty:
Not too bad for Joe Thorton to be in the all time top 10 in a goals category as he's terrible at scoring goals. Here's the all time list for anybody that's interested: NHL Stats
Funny how Thorton has as many empty net goals as Wayne Gretzky has empty net assists. For some reason Gretzky was terrible at empty net assists as he has 4 less empty net assists than Nicklas Backstrom.
No it's not. It's another stat that Gretzky dominated with 56 empty net goals. And it could be broken by Ovechkin who has 39 or even by Aho as well who just put up his 19th empty net goal in just 5 seasons in the league.Great player.
Meaningless stat.