slappy69
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might as well have thrown Jose Theodore in there :crazy:
I would not be a legitimate Red Wings' fan if I did not take below the belt shots at the Avs during a playoff series. Welcome to Hockeytown.
p.s. Mighty Joe just finished another game sans a point.
Brodeur, Turco, Lundqvist, Osgood, Nabokov, Kiprusoff, Price, Giguere, Miller, DiPietro, and arguably on par with Vokoun, LeClaire, Hasek, Huet. And I'll defer to Chris's argument on team impact rather than simply staring at the stats until they make sense.
And Yzerman was oh so effective in the final years prior to his retirement...
And Yzerman was oh so effective in the final years prior to his retirement...
All combined for LESS goals than Vancouver this season...except Nashville.
Savard/Hossa/Kovalchuck - all are lacking in people's minds because they tend to disappear in the playoffs.
I'm gonna go with Sidney Crosby. I think Sid is awesome. Incredibly talented, driven, and he plays hard all the time. But he just isn't Gretzky great - and that is how he's presented and portrayed. He is the face of the league, but he is not head and shoulders above the rest of the league like Gretzky was. I would argue that Ovechkin is at least as good as he is (personally, I think OV is better), and Malkin is up there pretty close too.
If Crosby is, so is Ovechkin. Yeah, he had 112 points, but Malkin only had 6 less points and almost two hundred less shots taken.
If Crosby is, so is Ovechkin. Yeah, he had 112 points, but Malkin only had 6 less points and almost two hundred less shots taken.
Brodeur, Turco, Lundqvist, Osgood, Nabokov, Kiprusoff, Price, Giguere, Miller, DiPietro, and arguably on par with Vokoun, LeClaire, Hasek, Huet. And I'll defer to Chris's argument on team impact rather than simply staring at the stats until they make sense.
Come on man, what cloud are you on?
People need to stop reading stats they are not what make a player. I have watched EVERY single game Luongo has played as a canuck (even a few exhibition) and I have only seen the goalie on the other end of the rink outplay him a handful of times. The Canucks get outplayed constantly but not luongo.
If the canucks were to put luongo on the trading block we could get a top 2 forward and up and comer and multiple picks.
Luongo is an ELITE goaltender and it is unarguable, circumstances made him have a slight drop in numbers this season but he is one of the best.
Just you see who will be between the pipes at the 2010 Olympics.
Of the goalies listed I would say none are better then Luongo but a few are at the same level, Brodeur, Turco and Kippersoff are Elite netminders and can carry teams on their backs. All of the other goalies you listed are on a level benaeath him. Lundqvist has potential but look at the scoring power in front of him.
You take luongo away from the canucks and they are the WORST team in the NHL, worse then Tampa or LA.