While I’m biased I think it’s essentially a two horse race between Pettersson and Dahlin. And right now I’d give EP a decent lead. His numbers are better than even Barzal last year.
Who will win the Calder this season?
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It’s a race like McDavid vs Lucic doing a lap around the rink would be a race
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Pettersson still quite easily. No one will take that from him
Also no one has passed Heiskanen up for 3rd place no matter their offensive production. Especially not a forward on a high powered offensive team with just 2 more points than him. Miro plays such a crucial role defensively on one of the best defensive teams in the league. His 27 minutes against the Preds last night really showed that
Also no one has passed Heiskanen up for 3rd place no matter their offensive production. Especially not a forward on a high powered offensive team with just 2 more points than him. Miro plays such a crucial role defensively on one of the best defensive teams in the league. His 27 minutes against the Preds last night really showed that
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This thread should be renamed “who should be the 2 other nominees for the calder even if Petterson is gonna win?”
Jesperi Kotkaniemi is slowly making a case for a nomination. Let’s see how he does for the rest of the season but he’s been lights out lately! 3 goals in last 4! And fantastic playmaking overall, the “finnish” line seems to have scoring opportunities every shift lately, and most of the time because of KK
Jesperi Kotkaniemi is slowly making a case for a nomination. Let’s see how he does for the rest of the season but he’s been lights out lately! 3 goals in last 4! And fantastic playmaking overall, the “finnish” line seems to have scoring opportunities every shift lately, and most of the time because of KK
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After his 5-point game against Colorado, the Avs commentary team are particularly taken with Pettersson. Here they are enthusing about him from Saturday.
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Pettersson's season could end today and he'd still win the Calder. Such a fun player to watch too.
EP is a beauty, his D-zone breakouts are incredible to watch. You add 15 pounds of muscle and nothing is going to stop this kid on a rush...just wait and see.
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Hart is tossing his hat in the ring with every passing game IMO
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It's EP's to lose, but if Hart keeps it up and gets the Flyers into the playoffs somehow someway, it will be tough to deny him.
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I thought he was a candidate for the Hart Trophy?
...seriously you guys found a gem, hope the kid does well for you in goal!
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Hart is wonderful and had a great performance tonight.
Maybe if he started the season with the team he'd be there but I think he's missed too many games to win the calder. Same as if Pettersson's season were to end now it'd go to someone else despite the 90 point pace.
Maybe if he started the season with the team he'd be there but I think he's missed too many games to win the calder. Same as if Pettersson's season were to end now it'd go to someone else despite the 90 point pace.
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Hart does not even have the best SV% or GAA for rookies. Blackwood has better than Hart in both of them.
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Yeah Hart has been great but it wouldn't be right to include him if he's not even going to end up with 40 games this season.
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