dude was 6th in the league in points, on a new team, while also being a physical presence.
Nah, go with the original name, plus a modern era player that dominated the category. Brodeur and Roy fit that, Plante’s too far back.
So next year? Because I truly believe he's done. Sucks because he's still the best in the buisness. But I honestly believe he's not coming back. I really hope I'm wrong though. Still its been an amazing ride watching him all these years. We're lucky to have had him in Boston his entire career showing everyone how the game should be played.
Person should have their credentials taken away. I don't know how you can put McDavid 2nd, let alone 5th.
Yep. There is no defense here if you watch the man play. For awhile there was a bit of a debate between him & Matthews, but McDavid has put him in the proverbial footlocker & skated circles around him.
Very different players. McDavid is more talented- he may be the most revolutionary player since Orr, although it’s pretty fair to say since Mario or Wayne. Sid is ridiculous though. I think you have to pick 97 over 87 if you’re drafting players but Sid got them chips…
McDavid has 3-4 skills that might not just be generational, they might be the best that we’ve ever seen. His acceleration, speed, stick, and shot are things that I’ve never seen before from a player. Maybe his shot has some comps, but we’re talking like 1-2 guys ever. But the guy is a large dude and is the quickest, fastest, shiftiest player I’ve ever seen, and also has a motor that wants to get to that speed all the time. It’s like if you put MJ, LeBron, Randy Moss, Brady, and Simone Biles into a blender, and then put skates on him just to see what would happen.
McDavid had one non-first place vote and Pasta had the only other first place vote so it's the same person.
Sid's faceoff skills and defensive awareness are phenomenal. Just wait till McDavid gets there on those two aspects.
Kraken center Matty Beniers wins NHL rookie of the year award
There was a Fluto article earlier this year about how UIllmark didn’t want to switch things up to incorporate back flow into his game, and that he appreciated a relationship with his goalie coach that allowed both of them to approach things with their own strong feelings and to have to make the case to change things. I don’t really have an issue with what he said, in light of that.
Apparently it was Seth Rorabaugh of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
