Is Patrick Sharp the real deal?

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I picked up a few of his better RC's last season, even though I thought perhaps last year was an anomoly. However, he's continuing to play great this season as well, with 5 G , 5 A and 2 GWG.

What do ya'll think? Is he as good as his numbers seem to show?
 
i may be a wings fan, but i live in Chicago so i can give you some insight. He's not a super star player by any means, but when he's lined up with either of the kids (Toews or Kane) he can be a 30-40 goal scorer maximum. Otherwise he would be a 20 goal scorer at best, he's only as good as his line mates.
 
He is a fan favorite and one of my favorites as well, but he will never garnish the attention he deserves. I see Brian Rolston, with more offensive upside. The hobby does not appreciate 2 way players for some reason, the best players in the game dont stand up to a guy that scores oodles of goals because he doesnt pass.

Not to mention he has a few others, kane toews and havlat to name a few, that have more or just as much potential, and are practically household names in hockeydom.

And as per the previous post, he is not "as good" as his linemates, he is better in terms of hockey knowledge and all around play. His SH goals certainly tell a different story, because if thats the case, a lack of linemates helps him. It is also interesting to see how many big goals he scores for the team, GW or GT, or goals to cap off a big emotion burst (killing off a penalty then scoring to tie it). He is the less known mike richards or patrice bergeron of the west in my eyes. I say that based on their play, not on potential.
 
He is a fan favorite and one of my favorites as well, but he will never garnish the attention he deserves. I see Brian Rolston, with more offensive upside. The hobby does not appreciate 2 way players for some reason, the best players in the game dont stand up to a guy that scores oodles of goals because he doesnt pass.

Not to mention he has a few others, kane toews and havlat to name a few, that have more or just as much potential, and are practically household names in hockeydom.

And as per the previous post, he is not "as good" as his linemates, he is better in terms of hockey knowledge and all around play. His SH goals certainly tell a different story, because if thats the case, a lack of linemates helps him. It is also interesting to see how many big goals he scores for the team, GW or GT, or goals to cap off a big emotion burst (killing off a penalty then scoring to tie it). He is the less known mike richards or patrice bergeron of the west in my eyes. I say that based on their play, not on potential.

I agree...he kind of reminds me of a poor man's Chris Drury....
 
The hawks let Robert Lang go, because they felt that Patrick Sharp can fill the void in scoring. So far so good.

I thought they broke the toews kane sharp line up? Last time I read was sharp and kane playing together on a line and toews and havlat would be paired up to balance out the scoring and to get havlat going since hes healthy.
 

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