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But it took Iginla 200 more games to score less points than Turgeon.
Coincidence that the healthy majority of Turgeon's best seasons came during the highest scoring period in history?
But it took Iginla 200 more games to score less points than Turgeon.
Coincidence that the healthy majority of Turgeon's best seasons came during the highest scoring period in history?
But it took Iginla 200 more games to score less points than Turgeon.
You can argue that all you want, but the numbers don't lie.
: Price is the most overrated player ever lived. And btw I am enjoying his play at the moment Price has had the most dominant team in front of him in Olympics. He barely had to make any difficult save. Also Price has not been that good in playoffs. Lundqvist has been much more consistent and a much better playoff performer.
Also people need to understand that Lundqvist has had crappy defences in front of him for many years. The reason people overrate those defences is because Lundqvist has bailed them out many times. This is like the first year Lundqvist has not been playing that good and people point out now that Rangers defence is not good. But glad to see Lundqvist gotten back on track recently.
IMO Price has not proved anything yet. He played 5 games in olympics 2014 for the team that played defence very well and their roster was out of this galaxy. Also he has had few good seasons but he has also had few bad seasons. His overall resume is not that good yet and we will see if it ever will be with his play going downhill and luck returning back to normal.
You can argue that all you want, but the numbers don't lie.
League wide conspiracy? It's a silly list made by silly people who went off an almost entirely media based opinion. It's bad enough that Toews is on it, but he's in front of guys like Sakic....but yes...please put all your stock into the list and treat it like historical evidence of Toews greatness
It can be debated and it has been. There's a reason why a MAJORITY of people here think the list is complete BS. You just love the list and it signifies everything you hope Toews would be, except it actually makes him that much more overrated, sorry to break it to you.
Why does he belong on that list? ESPECIALLY over the likes of Thornton and Malkin? What has he done to deserve it? Win 3 cups? By that standard the list should be a whole lot bigger.
Well that means Kris Draper and Claude Lemieux are top 100 players, I mean they won THE award to win 4 times each.....oh but I don't see them on the list. Weird. Maybe it's because the cup isn't the best trophy to base an individual off of.
Hart, Art Ross, Ted Lindsay>>Stanley cup.
You can define those 3 as "generational" but there is nothing generational about them. Enjoy that fantasy world of yours and please keep believing silly media lists made by people who obviously don't know hockey. Once again, your the minority. It must be awfully lonely, but if you can make it work
Good to know that NHL players only play for one season and it can move from anywhere to anywhere.They don't lie, but they sure do mislead when you just look at raw totals. Or do you think Crosby would have been an average first line forward in the early 90s? He is currently on pace for 95 points, which would put him 39th in league scoring in 1993. You know, numbers don't lie.
So, people who have actually worked for the NHL, writers who have followed NHL teams, and actual NHL executives are now " silly people", compared to people who post on this forum?League wide conspiracy? It's a silly list made by silly people who went off an almost entirely media based opinion. It's bad enough that Toews is on it, but he's in front of guys like Sakic....but yes...please put all your stock into the list and treat it like historical evidence of Toews greatness
It can be debated and it has been. There's a reason why a MAJORITY of people here think the list is complete BS. You just love the list and it signifies everything you hope Toews would be, except it actually makes him that much more overrated, sorry to break it to you.
Why does he belong on that list? ESPECIALLY over the likes of Thornton and Malkin? What has he done to deserve it? Win 3 cups? By that standard the list should be a whole lot bigger.
Well that means Kris Draper and Claude Lemieux are top 100 players, I mean they won THE award to win 4 times each.....oh but I don't see them on the list. Weird. Maybe it's because the cup isn't the best trophy to base an individual off of.
Hart, Art Ross, Ted Lindsay>>Stanley cup.
You can define those 3 as "generational" but there is nothing generational about them. Enjoy that fantasy world of yours and please keep believing silly media lists made by people who obviously don't know hockey. Once again, your the minority. It must be awfully lonely, but if you can make it work
You named ONE person out of this whole group of "experts." You know who is also on that sameSo, people who have actually worked for the NHL, writers who have followed NHL teams, and actual NHL executives are now " silly people", compared to people who post on this forum? ��������
Scotty Bowman's opinion is less then some random on HFBs...������
Please, don't stop now. The big guns (Kris Draper, Claude Lemieux) are starting to come out.
Your whole defense is based on public opinion compared to those who actually work for the NHL in some context. Who should people believe has a little more credence?
A fan? Or an executive? It's actually an easy answer but rest assured it's the right answer at the same time. I get it. I have no problem with those saying Toews doesn't belong. It's not going to change the fact he's on the list and, imo, he deserves to be there. I am also a firm believer in leaving Malkin off the list only because he hasn't proven enough during the playoffs with a resume seven years in between Cup wins while Toews had a hand in three in six years. Everybody likes to point out at what Toews hasn't done, yet glosses over three Cups in six years like that's an easy accomplishment considering the salary cap structure and how many teams he's had to captain that were rebuilt on the fly. If it was easy, there would be more teams doing it.
It isn't. There's a myriad of excuses as to why Toews is nothing but a piece to a machine yet Hawks fans know first hand, three times, he's what makes the machine go. And everybody can type out yet another diluted meme as to why Toews doesn't belong until their finger tips are bruised.
He's still on the list. Unless of course, the opinions here have the power over the silly people who put him on it to take him off. When that day comes, rest assured, I will stop posting here. (Thumbs up)
I am also a firm believer in leaving Malkin off the list only because he hasn't proven enough during the playoffs
So....Your naming one person too?You named ONE person out of this whole group of "experts." You know who is also on that same
List? Mike milbury....unless you also think his opinion should be held to a higher standard
how isn't Malkin with those guys? And why will there be so few first ballot guys going forward?
So....Your naming one person too?
I would love to compare Mike Milburys resume next to anybody's here on this forum and see who has a more impressive career hockey wise. Putting it at that perspective suddenly, in this day an age of arm chair NHL17 be a GM mode connoisseurs, things get a bit cloudy credibility wise for the white knighted forum GMs proclaiming their opinion has more merit then those who have been around the sport for decades, the "silly little people" group which is now being picked and chosen.
Draper and Lemieux? How many Cups have they won during the salary Cap era compared to Toews and I'll even let those two players combine their Cups.
Draper/Lemieux =1
Toews=3
And? You would be better off using Kunitz and Williams as comparable players and even then, the gap in talent level from Toews compared to those guys is even more massive.
As for Malkin/Toews, who has the better playoff resume? Both started at around the same time. (Hint- one has more Cups)
Now, you have every right to debate such things, but, again, while your strong in your beliefs, it hasn't done anything to change the top 100 list that was, again, voted on by "silly little people" such as Scotty Bowman, whom actually have an opinion that matters compared to those of us who have the luxury of posting on internet forums. "Denial", they say, is a river in Egypt.
Some people don't know what "first-ballot" means...
So, people who have actually worked for the NHL, writers who have followed NHL teams, and actual NHL executives are now " silly people", compared to people who post on this forum?
Scotty Bowman's opinion is less then some random on HFBs...
Please, don't stop now. The big guns (Kris Draper, Claude Lemieux) are starting to come out.
Your whole defense is based on public opinion compared to those who actually work for the NHL in some context. Who should people believe has a little more credence?
A fan? Or an executive? It's actually an easy answer but rest assured it's the right answer at the same time. I get it. I have no problem with those saying Toews doesn't belong. It's not going to change the fact he's on the list and, imo, he deserves to be there. I am also a firm believer in leaving Malkin off the list only because he hasn't proven enough during the playoffs with a resume seven years in between Cup wins while Toews had a hand in three in six years. Everybody likes to point out at what Toews hasn't done, yet glosses over three Cups in six years like that's an easy accomplishment considering the salary cap structure and how many teams he's had to captain that were rebuilt on the fly. If it was easy, there would be more teams doing it.
It isn't. There's a myriad of excuses as to why Toews is nothing but a piece to a machine yet Hawks fans know first hand, three times, he's what makes the machine go. And everybody can type out yet another diluted meme as to why Toews doesn't belong until their finger tips are bruised.
He's still on the list. Unless of course, the opinions here have the power over the silly people who put him on it to take him off. When that day comes, rest assured, I will stop posting here. (Thumbs up)
Crosby
Malkin
Ovechkin
Thornton
Jagr
Iginla
Lundqvist
Keith
Kane
Karlsson
Don't see the Sedin's getting in.
Zetterberg won't be first ballot.
Will depend on draft class for Chara.
Look at this:
See it now?
The question is first ballot. I don't think Malkin gets in first ballot(whether that's deserving or not). He tends to skate in Crosby's shadow and I can see him being left off before Crosby gets in.
... Lundqvist who has been top 6 in Vezina voting 9 times (shows his consistency )top 3 five times, has had 10+ great seasons and a .921 career playoff SV% is borderline....OK THEN
That ranking system is hilarious. Why wouldn't a fifth place vote be worth the same as a first?