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I miss the 90's NHL....not a fan of all the changes they keep making each year.
Gotta love Scotty Stevens and Rob Niedermayer....top defence duo next to Lidstrom and Chelios.
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barrski145 wrote: »
Although Ovie plays like the 90's!0 -
Let's Go Red Wings!0
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As for a pure goal scorer there was no one better then Mike Bossy. He only played 10 seasons cuz of a bad back and had a per season avg of 57.9 goals a year. No one has ever come close. Even #99 only avg'd 44.5 a season. That's incredible and will probably never be duplicated.0
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barrski145 wrote: »As for a pure goal scorer there was no one better then Mike Bossy. He only played 10 seasons cuz of a bad back and had a per season avg of 57.9 goals a year. No one has ever come close. Even #99 only avg'd 44.5 a season. That's incredible and will probably never be duplicated.
He's out of my era lol. Being only 2 when he retired....different game then as well. Goalies pads were soccer shin pads and Friday the 13th masks lol. But a great scorer indeed!!!0 -
barrski145 wrote: »As for a pure goal scorer there was no one better then Mike Bossy. He only played 10 seasons cuz of a bad back and had a per season avg of 57.9 goals a year. No one has ever come close. Even #99 only avg'd 44.5 a season. That's incredible and will probably never be duplicated.
He's out of my era lol. Being only 2 when he retired....different game then as well. Goalies pads were soccer shin pads and Friday the 13th masks lol. But a great scorer indeed!!!
Goaltenders were a different breed back in the day, especially before they started using hockey masks! Just take a look at Detroit great Terry Sawchuk:
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barrski145 wrote: »As for a pure goal scorer there was no one better then Mike Bossy. He only played 10 seasons cuz of a bad back and had a per season avg of 57.9 goals a year. No one has ever come close. Even #99 only avg'd 44.5 a season. That's incredible and will probably never be duplicated.
He's out of my era lol. Being only 2 when he retired....different game then as well. Goalies pads were soccer shin pads and Friday the 13th masks lol. But a great scorer indeed!!!
Goaltenders were a different breed back in the day, especially before they started using hockey masks! Just take a look at Detroit great Terry Sawchuk:
Awesome! Battle wounds!0 -
I actually saw Howe play at the Joe Louis Arena in 1980 (I was 15) when he played his last year for Hartford. That's the definition of a true hockey player. Could do it all. Great scorer, great passer and if you needed an enforcer there were not many better.0
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Goaltenders were a different breed back in the day, especially before they started using hockey masks! Just take a look at Detroit great Terry Sawchuk:
Sawchuck had over 100 shutouts before he started wearing a mask. And what kills me is you get guys like Roy who used oversized pads and a jersey 2x to big and people try to compare them. Ridiculous.
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The top was supposed to be a quote from bw_conway lol. Don't know what happened.0
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barrski145 wrote: »I actually saw Howe play at the Joe Louis Arena in 1980 (I was 15) when he played his last year for Hartford. That's the definition of a true hockey player. Could do it all. Great scorer, great passer and if you needed an enforcer there were not many better.
No doubt, you could make a case that he was the greatest of all time, playing in the Original Six era where only the best players were on the ice, versus the post-expansion era that watered the competition down with 30 teams.
The Gordie Howe Hat Trick = a goal, an assist, and a fight, lol. I saw him in the mid-90s playing for a minor league team, the Detroit Vipers; he was basically just on roster so he could play in his 6th decade as a pro hockey player, but he did get some minutes, and the crowd was going wild whenever he took the ice.0 -
barrski145 wrote: »I actually saw Howe play at the Joe Louis Arena in 1980 (I was 15) when he played his last year for Hartford. That's the definition of a true hockey player. Could do it all. Great scorer, great passer and if you needed an enforcer there were not many better.
No doubt, you could make a case that he was the greatest of all time, playing in the Original Six era where only the best players were on the ice, versus the post-expansion era that watered the competition down with 30 teams.
The Gordie Howe Hat Trick = a goal, an assist, and a fight, lol. I saw him in the mid-90s playing for a minor league team, the Detroit Vipers; he was basically just on roster so he could play in his 6th decade as a pro hockey player, but he did get some minutes, and the crowd was going wild whenever he took the ice.
I remember that game. Wish I could have been there.0 -
Yeah.... Hmmmmm Where is the Stanley Cup right now? Oh Yeah!!!! Chicago!!!!! Go Hawks0
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LiftingRiot wrote: »Yeah.... Hmmmmm Where is the Stanley Cup right now? Oh Yeah!!!! Chicago!!!!! Go Hawks
Patty Kane! Got him in a couple pools.
PS...not this year for the Hawks. LA or east!0 -
LiftingRiot wrote: »Yeah.... Hmmmmm Where is the Stanley Cup right now? Oh Yeah!!!! Chicago!!!!! Go Hawks
Yep, Chicago has a good team for sure. They've won 6 now. Just 5 more and they'll catch Detroit. GO WINGS. LOL.0 -
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LiftingRiot wrote: »Yeah.... Hmmmmm Where is the Stanley Cup right now? Oh Yeah!!!! Chicago!!!!! Go Hawks
Who invited the Hawks fan?0 -
Go flyers!0
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