hockeyfan125
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Next Seasons Rookie of the Year
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FlyersFan10 said:
Carter played w/a cast of WJC All-Stars. Malkin was almost isolated. The point differential was minor. I wouldn't call that a schooling. Simply put, Ovechkin, Malkin and Lehtonen are each more talented than Carter and Parise. Crosby could *concievably* be better, but my money is on one of the Russians.
Not only was Ovechkin arguable the best player for Russia in the recent WC, I also think he was easily the best player in last summer's world cup.
If he plays with good linemates, I'll be surprised if he isn't in the runnings for the Art Ross.
Not saying for sure he will win rookie of the year, but then whoever does would have to be totally unbelievable because I think Ovechkin is ready to play at a superstar level right now.
If he plays with good linemates, I'll be surprised if he isn't in the runnings for the Art Ross.
Not saying for sure he will win rookie of the year, but then whoever does would have to be totally unbelievable because I think Ovechkin is ready to play at a superstar level right now.
stocktrader said:
199 posts and still nothing of any use whatsoever added to these forums.
Keep up the good work.
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stocktrader said:
With Vinny Prospal gone, stick him on Fedorov's line to be the passer and he very well could be the RotY.
Apparently you don't like to see anything negative said against your hometown hockey hero.thomasincanada said:
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Your darkhorse pick is no longer eligible.loadie said:
@Stocktrader do me and everyone else a favour and keep your senseless bashing to yourself.
stocktrader said:
Nah, I certainly don't expect Perry to win NHL rookie of the year and I wouldn't be surprised if he spent a year or two in the AHL.
My point wasn't about defense of Perry. It was about the fact that I feel your posts never add anything of value to these topics.
Are you starting to notice it's not just knights fans anymore who are bashing your posts?
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jmelm said:
That is ridiculous he was a healthy scratch in the World Cup, Kovalev was far and away the best player on team Russia, Zubrus coming in second.
rt
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If Corey Perry doesn't win Rookie of the Year, I think Stocktrader will. He's got all the intangables. His posting game is so well rounded. He's the complete package. He can be beligerant, obnoxious, ignorant, and biased. He's pretty much everything you could hope for from a Rookie of the Year canidate.
As a Sens fan, I'm guessing that if Hasek retires, and Ray Emery becomes their top netminder, that he'll be rookie of the year. He's a very solid and hardworking player, has played 3 seasons in the AHL quite well, and I hope will turn in a Raycroft like year. Playing for the Sens, he'd also be given a great opportunity, as there are few odd man rushes and that sort of thing.
Barring that, I expect that Kari Lehtonen will easily take the reigns of Atlanta, and become one of the league's top netminders. Atlanta has needed a goalie that could post more than a .900 save percentage for some time, and look for Lehtonen to have a .920 to .930 IMO. He plays well beyond his years, and will hopefully make Atlanta not only a playoff team, but a contending team.
Barring that, I expect that Kari Lehtonen will easily take the reigns of Atlanta, and become one of the league's top netminders. Atlanta has needed a goalie that could post more than a .900 save percentage for some time, and look for Lehtonen to have a .920 to .930 IMO. He plays well beyond his years, and will hopefully make Atlanta not only a playoff team, but a contending team.
rt
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I'll eat my own puke if Crosby wins the Calder next season.
I think Jarkko Immonen will win it for some reason.
I think Jarkko Immonen will win it for some reason.
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loadie said:Ahhhh crap. Oh well...no darkhorse then.
Brown still has some work to do before he's a legitimate NHL force. He was better at being physical and drawing penalties than creating scoring chances. Even if he was still eligible, dark horse is too kind of a word for "long shot" for him
bert said:
He was a healthy scratch the first couple of games which probably only happened because the coach didn't want to rush him into that kind of situation for fear he might not be able to handle it.
Well, once he was put in the line-up, he was never taken out and his ice time was increased every game, to the point that he was a go-to guy and being put out there when Russia needed to score a big goal.
In any event, minute-for-minute he was the most dominant player on that roster and created more chances than anyone else.
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King'sPawn said:Brown still has some work to do before he's a legitimate NHL force. He was better at being physical and drawing penalties than creating scoring chances. Even if he was still eligible, dark horse is too kind of a word for "long shot" for him
He was nearly a point per game in the 'A' this is season. I know, I know, but I'm just saying...
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