The Assclown
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I definitely think there is middle ground in there somewhere between the 2 that fits.Maybe it's a matter of semantics. I'm not too disappointed in the way they played so from that standpoint, OK I guess. I just like numbers and to me the numbers say that we were almost 80% to win at least one of those 3 times so in that sense, I think it's completely fair to say that we've underachieved. Anyhow no big deal, this team is very different from the one that lost to WSH so it doesn't really matter anyway. And IMHO saying we've underachieved is certainly a helluva lot more reasonable then saying we're "a great playoff team".
you think this is going to happen? im still not sure, esp when that poll came out yesterday that 75 percent of players do not want to play.....This gonna be fun, regardless of whether or not it's reckless to play!
you think this is going to happen? im still not sure, esp when that poll came out yesterday that 75 percent of players do not want to play.....
I definitely think there is middle ground in there somewhere between the 2 that fits.
All will be forgotten by just winning a couple of rounds.....I do have a good feeling that if this ever gets underway (a big if), that the Leafs could do some damage.
you think this is going to happen? im still not sure, esp when that poll came out yesterday that 75 percent of players do not want to play.....
Of course they don't.you think this is going to happen? im still not sure, esp when that poll came out yesterday that 75 percent of players do not want to play.....
Of course they don't.
They haven't played since March. It's now July, and the weather this summer has been amazing.. they wanna go out and enjoy it and party. They definitely not afraid of covid. Cuz I know they wouldn't be just sitting in their homes if hockey was was cancelled lol
I'm surprised that nhl.com didn't rank Rielly or Barrie in the top 16 among defenseman playing in the qualifiers, however they ranked Cale Makar #8 and Quinn Hughes #12. Hell they ranked Shea Weber #10.
Super 16: Top defensemen playing in Stanley Cup Qualifiers
I thought Barrie might have got some votes because of his 2019 playoffs for Colorado when he had 1 goal, 7 assists and 8 points in 12 games played.Rielly was not having a good season this year and injuries help derail some of this play as he tried to play through some issues. Howver Rielly did get some HM votes here finishing #21 ranked.
Others receiving points: Zach Werenski, Columbus Blue Jackets, 32; Miro Heiskanen, Dallas Stars, 31; Torey Krug, Boston Bruins, 24; Ivan Provorov, Philadelphia Flyers, 16; Morgan Rielly, Toronto Maple Leafs, 11; Oscar Klefbom, Edmonton Oilers, 10; Duncan Keith, Chicago Blackhawks, 9; Shea Theodore, Vegas Golden Knights, 8; Nate Schmidt, Vegas Golden Knights, 5; Zdeno Chara, Boston Bruins, 5; Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Arizona Coyotes, 2; Josh Morrissey, Winnipeg Jets, 2; Aaron Ekblad, Florida Panthers, 1
I know you get upset when people mention our opposition in the this series, so its not intended to offend you but Seth Jones is ranked #6 (from the link you provided);
6. Seth Jones, Columbus Blue Jackets
Total points: 124
Season stats: 30 points (six goals, 24 assists) in 56 games
Career playoff stats: 20 points (four goals, 16 assists) in 27 games
Jones was on pace for a fourth straight season of at least 40 points before fracturing his ankle Feb. 8. He is expected to be healthy when the Blue Jackets reconvene for training camp, which will put his 25:17 of ice time per game back in their lineup. Jones scored nine points (three goals, six assists) in 10 playoff games last season.
and Werenski finished #17 and just outside the list and a little ahead of Rielly #21.
The CBJ dman pairing of Jones -- Werenski in this series is going to be among the more difficult obstacles standing in Leafs way of making the playoffs.
PS. I don't believe that Barrie not getting a single vote should be a surprise. IMHO
I forgot to mention that I'm not upset or offended you mentioned why they ranked Jones #6 and I saw that before posting the link. I just don't see why we have to mention the Blue Jackets in a positive way. I understand they are the Maple Leafs opponents, however like I said before on their board I didn't see their fans saying what a threat Auston Matthews can be against them.I know you get upset when people mention our opposition in the this series, so its not intended to offend you but Seth Jones is ranked #6 (from the link you provided);
I forgot to mention that I'm not upset or offended you mentioned why they ranked Jones #6 and I saw that before posting the link. I just don't see why we have to mention the Blue Jackets in a positive way. I understand they are the Maple Leafs opponents, however like I said before on their board I didn't see their fans saying what a threat Auston Matthews can be against them.
NHL.com actually released that list on June 18, 2020. They ranked Matthews #7 and Tavares #10.The Blue Jackets better be both very nervous and be prepared for Matthews or he has the ability to single-handedly end their season, because of his goal scoring prowess and their lack of offense to let him score prolifically against them.
If there was a top 16 forwards list (similar to this Dman one), I'd be surprised if Matthews wasn't among the top 5 or 6 forwards.
NHL.com actually released that list on June 18, 2020. They ranked Matthews #7 and Tavares #10.
Super 16: Top centers playing in Stanley Cup Qualifiers
The funny thing was Mitch Marner didn't receive any votes. I know he wasn't as productive compared to his 94 points in 2018-19, although in the 2018 playoffs he was the Leafs best player with 2 goals, 7 assists and 9 points in seven games against Boston.
Your right and I can't believe I missed that fact. I thought it was a list of forwards in general, not just for Centres.Funny Marner didn’t get any votes for top centres in playoffs, when he’s a winger
No worries lolYour right and I can't believe I missed that fact. I thought it was a list of forwards in general, not just for Centres.
Not sure what you've based this on, but you're saying that the Leafs should have won ~40% of the time against these teams? They've won 8 out of their 20 games, which is 40%.
Jones is so overrated its a joke. Rielly is every bit as good if not better than him. You call Rielly’s year not good!!! Jones year was no better but he’s #6. Phhh who cares when we send them packing and Rielly hopefully kills them, i will be the first one in to say our defense is better than theirs too . Hell I’ll even say Keefe is the better coach. I’ll just trash them if we beat them actually. Defensive teams are supposed to beat offensive teams so if they lose they suck.Rielly was not having a good season this year and injuries help derail some of this play as he tried to play through some issues. However Rielly did get some HM votes here finishing #21 ranked.
Others receiving points: Zach Werenski, Columbus Blue Jackets, 32; Miro Heiskanen, Dallas Stars, 31; Torey Krug, Boston Bruins, 24; Ivan Provorov, Philadelphia Flyers, 16; Morgan Rielly, Toronto Maple Leafs, 11; Oscar Klefbom, Edmonton Oilers, 10; Duncan Keith, Chicago Blackhawks, 9; Shea Theodore, Vegas Golden Knights, 8; Nate Schmidt, Vegas Golden Knights, 5; Zdeno Chara, Boston Bruins, 5; Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Arizona Coyotes, 2; Josh Morrissey, Winnipeg Jets, 2; Aaron Ekblad, Florida Panthers, 1
I know you get upset when people mention our opposition in the this series, so its not intended to offend you but Seth Jones is ranked #6 (from the link you provided);
6. Seth Jones, Columbus Blue Jackets
Total points: 124
Season stats: 30 points (six goals, 24 assists) in 56 games
Career playoff stats: 20 points (four goals, 16 assists) in 27 games
Jones was on pace for a fourth straight season of at least 40 points before fracturing his ankle Feb. 8. He is expected to be healthy when the Blue Jackets reconvene for training camp, which will put his 25:17 of ice time per game back in their lineup. Jones scored nine points (three goals, six assists) in 10 playoff games last season.
and Werenski finished #17 and just outside the list and a little ahead of Rielly #21.
The CBJ dman pairing of Jones -- Werenski in this series is going to be among the more difficult obstacles standing in Leafs way of making the playoffs.
PS. I don't believe that Barrie not getting a single vote should be a surprise, and I'd have Muzzin ranked ahead of him on our Leafs. IMHO
How about the fact that Muzzin wasn't on the list at all? That's baffling when you see some of those names....Jones is so overrated its a joke. Rielly is every bit as good if not better than him. You call Rielly’s year not good!!! Jones year was no better but he’s #6. Phhh who cares when we send them packing and Rielly hopefully kills them, i will be the first one in to say our defense is better than theirs too . Hell I’ll even say Keefe is the better coach. I’ll just trash them if we beat them actually. Defensive teams are supposed to beat offensive teams so if they lose they suck.
Not really but I’ll say all that sh!t anyways just incase there are some BJ fans in our thread ha
Jones is so overrated its a joke. Rielly is every bit as good if not better than him. You call Rielly’s year not good!!! Jones year was no better but he’s #6. Phhh who cares when we send them packing and Rielly hopefully kills them, i will be the first one in to say our defense is better than theirs too . Hell I’ll even say Keefe is the better coach. I’ll just trash them if we beat them actually. Defensive teams are supposed to beat offensive teams so if they lose they suck.
Not really but I’ll say all that sh!t anyways just incase there are some BJ fans in our thread ha
2019-20 Regular Season | 47 games | 3 goals | 24 assist | 27 points | +6 |
2018-19 | 82 games | 20 goals | 52 assists | 72 points | +24 |
Rielly was playing hurt until he suffered a different injury in January which required him to miss a lot of games. So shouldn't we judge his 2018-19 season when he can play another full season at 100%?Morgan Rielly (in relation to himself last year vs this year) is what I was referring to.
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2019-20 Regular Season 47 games 3 goals 24 assist 27 points +6
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2018-'9 82 games 20 goals 52 assists 72 points +24
Rielly was playing hurt until he suffered a different injury in January which required him to miss a lot of games. So shouldn't we judge his 2018-19 season when he can play another full season at 100%?
Rielly was playing hurt until he suffered a different injury in January which required him to miss a lot of games. So shouldn't we judge his 2018-19 season when he can play another full season at 100%?