Kshahdoo
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And I literally mean skaters
1. Bobby Orr - he was probably the 1st player, who showed an importance of skating to the hockey world
2. Valery Kharlamov - he was probably the 2nd player, who showed an importance of skating to the hockey world
3. Mario L - he was so big and skated so smooth...
4. Sergei Makarov - he was so fast and agile, so didn't even need to stickhandle to beat defenders, and he was one of the best stickhandlers ever.
5. Connor McDavid - people say, he's fabulous, but I think, he's still too young to beat any of players above
6. Paver Bure - they called him Russian Rocket for a reason
7. Vyacheslav Fetisov - was probably considered the best D skater of post-Orr era
8. Paul Coffey - some people consider him the best D skater of post-Orr era
9. Sergei Fedorov - he skated great
10. Sidney Crosby - combination of speed and edge work makes him a really good skater.
Oh, well, Canadian and Soviet/Russian players only in my list, I'm probably kinda biased.
1. Bobby Orr - he was probably the 1st player, who showed an importance of skating to the hockey world
2. Valery Kharlamov - he was probably the 2nd player, who showed an importance of skating to the hockey world
3. Mario L - he was so big and skated so smooth...
4. Sergei Makarov - he was so fast and agile, so didn't even need to stickhandle to beat defenders, and he was one of the best stickhandlers ever.
5. Connor McDavid - people say, he's fabulous, but I think, he's still too young to beat any of players above
6. Paver Bure - they called him Russian Rocket for a reason
7. Vyacheslav Fetisov - was probably considered the best D skater of post-Orr era
8. Paul Coffey - some people consider him the best D skater of post-Orr era
9. Sergei Fedorov - he skated great
10. Sidney Crosby - combination of speed and edge work makes him a really good skater.
Oh, well, Canadian and Soviet/Russian players only in my list, I'm probably kinda biased.