Come on, be a man, name some names and shame some people, you coward.
- Pacificgem

Also, they tend to identify themselves with vacant responses.

Soucy returns soon, move Hughes to the wing
- Reubenkincade

I remember when that was a popular suggestion by some on here.

Now a Norris front runner.

In the last blog, you mentioned how Miller shut down Drance when he said something about Myers taking the shot that was deflected, and Miller corrected him and told him it was Zadorov.
I liked how Miller ended his comment to Drance, (paraphrasing,) did you even watch the game.
It was perfect, Drance is such an idiot.
- Reubenkincade

He stuffed Drance with a stats slight like double whammy for getting it wrong too lol.

Also, they tend to identify themselves with vacant responses.
- Marwood

As someone who doesn’t always back read, I’m genuinely unsure who you’re referring to.

I’ve seen rosterhawk be critical, but he’s probably in the other blog still…

Good two points but need to tighten things up defensively. Pettersson and Miller came alive, which is good.
- Pacificgem

I heard the fix is Soucy coming in and QH moving to JTM’s wing🤪

It's pretty obvious you dumb American.
- Marwood

I just like grinding your gears

In the last blog, you mentioned how Miller shut down Drance when he said something about Myers taking the shot that was deflected, and Miller corrected him and told him it was Zadorov.
I liked how Miller ended his comment to Drance, (paraphrasing,) did you even watch the game.
It was perfect, Drance is such an idiot.
- Reubenkincade

That was hilarious, "which play, that was Zadorov, maybe you should watch the game Drancer". You could hear his disdain for Drance in his response.

I remember when that was a popular suggestion by some on here.

Now a Norris front runner.
- dbot

That's so (frank)ing stupid

Also, they tend to identify themselves with vacant responses.
- Marwood

As someone who doesn’t always back read, I’m genuinely unsure who you’re referring to.

I’ve seen rosterhawk be critical, but he’s probably in the other blog still…
- dbot

That guy stood in the wrong line when God was handing out intelligence.

I heard the fix is Soucy coming in and QH moving to JTM’s wing🤪
- Quinn's Quest

Reuby just doesn’t appreciate highly skilled offensive talent. He’s more of a Bob Gainey fan than a Paul Coffey/Ray Bourque guy.

I bet they call up Linus Karlsson again. Let Podz and Baines play big minutes in the A....
- boonerbuck

Would like to see Karlsson up.

Soucy returns soon, move Hughes to the wing
- Reubenkincade

Reuby just doesn’t appreciate highly skilled offensive talent. He’s more of a Bob Gainey fan than a Paul Coffey/Ray Bourque guy.
- Pacificgem

McDavid 5th fastest player in NHL history to 900 points.

Kid is impressive.

Isn't it weird that he scored 64 points in Minny one year? Never really come close to that since
- NorthNuck

A very inconsistent but consistent scorer.

McDavid 5th fastest player in NHL history to 900 points.

Kid is impressive.
- LordHumungous

Not really, celebrating 5th Peter Stastny obviously better.

McDavid 5th fastest player in NHL history to 900 points.

Kid is impressive.
- LordHumungous

For this era, it’s impressive!!

Reuby just doesn’t appreciate highly skilled offensive talent. He’s more of a Bob Gainey fan than a Paul Coffey/Ray Bourque guy.
- Pacificgem

Ruby likes players that would have been good in the early 2000s. Some people just can't grow with the times.

Ruby likes players that would have been good in the early 2000s. Some people just can't grow with the times.
- manvanfan

The New Jersey Devils are secretly his favorite team.

For this era, it’s impressive!!
- Pacificgem

The last 80s just produced a ton of talent and it's probably never going to be replicated again.

I will get super bored and show you how talented that late 80s kids were. or I'll prove myself wrong. We'll see

𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀 Faber 🔥

Dakota Joshua has personally scored nine goals at five-on-five this season and has only been on the ice for eight goals against.

He is the only player in the league who can say he's single-handedly outscored the opposing team at five-on-five this season.

(minimum 300 minutes)

Tocchet motivation or Tocchet poor evaluation when calling him out at the start of the season?

Aatos Koivu, the son of Saku Koivu, is set to make his Liiga debut with TPS in today’s game against Jukurit.

Koivu has added 13 goals and 22 points in 15 games at the U20 level this season. He’ll be draft-eligible next summer. #2024NHLDraft

https://www.eliteprospect...player/858879/aatos-koivu

Right shot center that's not undersized. Interesting.


Never seen him play...

McDavid 5th fastest player in NHL history to 900 points.

Kid is impressive.
- LordHumungous

What a shame he doesn't play for a real team. Imagine what he could have done by now

The last 80s just produced a ton of talent and it's probably never going to be replicated again.

I will get super bored and show you how talented that late 80s kids were. or I'll prove myself wrong. We'll see
- manvanfan

I’m on a plane, again, but I wonder what McBaby’s point totals would be if adjusted to this era?

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“NHL Adjusted Point Totals”

The Best Scoring Seasons in League History

In 1985-86, Wayne Gretzky scored an NHL record 215 points. The league averaged 21.1 points per game, making it one of the highest-scoring seasons in NHL history. If the statistics from other memorable scoring seasons are adjusted to the 1985-86 points-per-game standard and then extrapolated over 80 games, which was the length of the season in Gretzky’s record campaign, it not only helps put Gretzky’s dominance in perspective, it also sheds a light on some often overlooked efforts.

229 – Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992-93
224 – Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers, 1983-84
222 – Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1988-89
220 – Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1995-96
215 – Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers, 1985-86

I’m on a plane, again, but I wonder what McBaby’s point totals would be if adjusted to this era?

—————————————————-

“NHL Adjusted Point Totals”

The Best Scoring Seasons in League History

In 1985-86, Wayne Gretzky scored an NHL record 215 points. The league averaged 21.1 points per game, making it one of the highest-scoring seasons in NHL history. If the statistics from other memorable scoring seasons are adjusted to the 1985-86 points-per-game standard and then extrapolated over 80 games, which was the length of the season in Gretzky’s record campaign, it not only helps put Gretzky’s dominance in perspective, it also sheds a light on some often overlooked efforts.

229 – Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992-93
224 – Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers, 1983-84
222 – Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1988-89
220 – Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1995-96
215 – Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton Oilers, 1985-86
- Pacificgem