NHL December |OT| The Team You Cheer For is Not Good Compared To Our Team

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D'aaww, Sugarcakes... No need to be feisty. Besides Connolly, who are your PK specialists (forwards)? I'm not talking about who you put on the PK, but who's reputed as being great killers. I can't remember any particular players.

My balls that's who. You wanna see them in action sugarplum? You wanna hold my balls. I bet you do sugar.
 
Kessel outplayed them both and should have had two goals were it not for illegal Canucks tactics.

You've gotta be kidding me, you can't be that delusional. Did we watch the same game?

Near the end of the 2nd period, the Sedins had been in the Toronto zone for 8 minutes. Kessel's line for 4 minutes. We didn't bother playing a checking line against your Kessel line as Kesler was scoring on them quite often, while you had to play your best defensive pair and checking line against us... and still got lit up.

Kessel was a -1, Lupul was a -3, and Bozak was a -2. That's a total of -6. Sedins line was a combined +4.

I was afraid you would be delusional. Sedins rocked your world.
 
Dupuis has been the best penalty killer on the team, but he's a borderline NHL player at even strength. We have Steckel who can win a lot of drawn, but he isn't particularly good at penalty killing.

What worries me is that Wilson's PK has been near the bottom of the league for years despite having a different roster with different PK players every year. Freddie Sjostrom, for example, was lauded in Phoenix and NYR as being a premier penalty killer, but when he comes to Toronto, he's no better than anyone else. I think it's time for an entirely new system.
Different rosters, but I wouldn't say at any point you guys have had the players necessary. One or two good PK forwards won't cut it. And didn't Wilson bring in Cronin to lead the PK this season?
 
You've gotta be kidding me, you can't be that delusional. Did we watch the same game?

Near the end of the 2nd period, the Sedins had been in the Toronto zone for 8 minutes. Kessel's line for 4 minutes. We didn't bother playing a checking line against your Kessel line as Kesler was scoring on them quite often, while you had to play your best defensive pair and checking line against us... and still got lit up.

Kessel was a -1, Lupul was a -3, and Bozak was a -2. That's a total of -6. Sedins line was a combined +4.

I was afraid you would be delusional. Sedins rocked your world.

I don't care if they spent 20 minutes in the Leafs zone they still only had 1 point each. Kessel gets in, scores and leaves the zone, it doesn't take that long.
 
You've gotta be kidding me, you can't be that delusional. Did we watch the same game?

Near the end of the 2nd period, the Sedins had been in the Toronto zone for 8 minutes. Kessel's line for 4 minutes. We didn't bother playing a checking line against your Kessel line as Kesler was scoring on them quite often, while you had to play your best defensive pair and checking line against us... and still got lit up.

Kessel was a -1, Lupul was a -3, and Bozak was a -2. That's a total of -6. Sedins line was a combined +4.

I was afraid you would be delusional. Sedins rocked your world.

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As opposed to the Canucks who currently have an undefeated season.

Last 10 games for Leafs - 4-5-1 (i.e. below 500)
Last 10 games for Canucks - 7-2-1 (i.e. above 500)

We lose due to goaltending or lack of effort for certain games. You lose due to fundamental issues with your players :p (such as the who cares how many turn overs Kessel or Lupul have, as long as they score a goal or two).

That kind of hockey doesn't fly out in the west :p
 
Kessel was a -1, Lupul was a -3, and Bozak was a -2. That's a total of -6. Sedins line was a combined +4.
Nothing regarding the Leafs or Canucks, but I just want to point out that +/- is not a great stat for forwards, unless you're looking at forwards who play a predominantly defensive role (e.g., on a shutdown line). At the very least, some context needs to be applied for the stat to have any real meaning. Otherwise, you're basically just saying: "This team had more goals than the other."
 
This is why Tabris cannot be considered a troll. Sensitive to trolling methods as they are, trolls know when they are being trolled.
 
+/- is a brilliant stat. It shows you how many goals a line scored even handed vs how many were scored on them. Good offensive players will either outscore the line they are playing against or play sound two-way hockey. Sure, the only thing that can throw off that stat is bad goaltending but that isn't stopping players like Stamkos.

That's why players like Toews, Stamkos, Sedins are above +10 in the top 10 forwards.
 
+/- is a brilliant stat. It shows you how many goals a line scored even handed vs how many were scored on them. Good offensive players will either outscore the line they are playing against or play sound two-way hockey.

+/- is not a good stat and the fact that you think it is doesn't surprise me.
 
Sedins are the best players in the league. They have also out-scored everyone in the playoffs in the last two years combined.

Sorry but I forget, were either of the Sedins leading the league in points when they were 24 years old like Kessel is now?
 
Tabris, I'm looking forward to you bringing up those +/- stats for the Sedins when the playoffs start.

Henrik Sedin:
-15 in playoffs career (90 games)

Daniel Sedin:
-9 in playoffs career (90 games)
 
Sorry but I forget, were either of the Sedins leading the league in points when they were 24 years old like Kessel is now?

You realize that the rate Kessel has slowed down at (1.0 PPG), he's going to be passed by multiple players in the new year, right?

I ain't worried. There was a bunch of players leading the Sedins last year but no one can be consistent like them.
 
You realize that the rate Kessel has slowed down at (1.0 PPG), he's going to be passed by multiple players in the new year, right?

I ain't worried. There was a bunch of players leading the Sedins last year but no one can be consistent like them.

To be fair though, Kessel doesn't have his sister helping him out, she's not allowed to play in the NHL. No idea how the Sedins get away with it.
 
Sedins are the best players in the league. They have also out-scored everyone in the playoffs in the last two years combined.

What the fuck are you talking about? What does this sentence even mean?

Krejci led the playoffs in points last season, and Briere did the year before that.

Unless you're trying to "combine" their stats as two players into one. LOL.
 
Sedins are the best players in the league. They have also out-scored everyone in the playoffs in the last two years combined.

They're also under a ppg in those last two playoffs combined.

Toews only has 29 gp in the last two years in the playoffs and he has the same amount of points as them in the 37 they have. :lol

33 Toews 29 gp
36 henrik 37 gp
34 Daniel 37 gp
34 Kane 29 gp

don't make it seem like they're blowing up the playoffs.
 
You realize that the rate Kessel has slowed down at (1.0 PPG), he's going to be passed by multiple players in the new year, right?

I ain't worried. There was a bunch of players leading the Sedins last year but no one can be consistent like them.***

***Or as lucky with their health. If Crosby were healthy, he would've destroyed Daniel last season. If Ovechkin hadn't missed 10 games the year before that, he would've beaten Henrik too.

The Sedins are really good players who have been fortunate.
 
BEST. PLAYERS. IN. THE. LEAGUE. Until someone stops their Art Ross winning streak, you ain't got shit on me :p

Prepare to be dethroned and start licking Malkin's asshole as "BEST. PLAYER. IN. THE. LEAGUE" after this season is said and done.

I see that you conveniently failed to acknowledge my post about their +/- in the playoffs, and explain yourself regarding their playoff performance over the past two seasons.

No one's denying that the Sedins have skills. But best in the league? They're top 10, certainly, but they can't touch guys like Crosby and Ovechkin. (of prior seasons)
 
***Or as lucky with their health. If Crosby were healthy, he would've destroyed Daniel last season. If Ovechkin hadn't missed 10 games the year before that, he would've beaten Henrik too.

The Sedins are really good players who have been fortunate.

Well said. I've seen AO put up 100 points with scrubs like Zubrus and Chris Clark on his line. Sid? Same shit...any two scrubs and he's putting up 100.

Sedins? They need each other to sniff 100 points. These guys are a "package deal" or in other words "divas" who need to play on the same team, play on the same line, and sleep in the same bed.
 
Throw Daniel or Henrik on a line with Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis and see how many points they can rack up. They'd be lucky to reach 80.
 
Well said. I've seen AO put up 100 points with scrubs like Zubrus and Chris Clark on his line. Sid? Same shit...any two scrubs and he's putting up 100.

Sedins? They need each other to sniff 100 points. These guys are a "package deal" or in other words "divas" who need to play on the same team, play on the same line, and sleep in the same bed.


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The Sedin's do have pretty damn good Corsi #s... but eh, so does Scott Gomez

edit: though they kinda fall apart on Goals Scored by team while on ice per 60 minutes of ice time: 72nd and 74th in the league among those with at least 10 games played. (Kessel: 63rd)
 
Throw Daniel or Henrik on a line with Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis and see how many points they can rack up. They'd be lucky to reach 80.

FYI, Henrik was 1.1 PPG when he was playing without Daniel 2 years ago for those 15-20 games.

Interesting stat I found while checking up how many PPG he had, and here's the highest ESP/60 (even strength points per 60 minutes) since 2006:

Player Season Team ESP/60
Daniel Sedin 2009-10 Vancouver 4.0
Henrik Sedin 2009-10 Vancouver 3.9
Alexander Ovechkin 2009-10 Washington 3.6
Thomas Vanek 2006-07 Buffalo 3.5
Daniel Briere 2006-07 Buffalo 3.4
Sidney Crosby 2007-08 Pittsburgh 3.4
Sidney Crosby 2009-10 Pittsburgh 3.4
Maxim Afinogenov 2006-07 Buffalo 3.3
Jarome Iginla 2006-07 Calgary 3.3
Martin Havlat 2008-09 Chicago 3.3
Jason Spezza 2006-07 Ottawa 3.3
Alex Tanguay 2006-07 Calgary 3.3
Alexander Semin 2008-09 Washington 3.3
 
Well said. I've seen AO put up 100 points with scrubs like Zubrus and Chris Clark on his line. Sid? Same shit...any two scrubs and he's putting up 100.

Sedins? They need each other to sniff 100 points.
These guys are a "package deal" or in other words "divas" who need to play on the same team, play on the same line, and sleep in the same bed.

While I think Tabris is fucking retarded in his opinion, the bolded just isn't true.

When Daniel was out a couple years ago Henrik still thrived. Not only did he thrive, he drastically increased his goal scoring clip while Daniel was out.

The Sedins are unequivocally better with each other, but is that really surprising? They've played together their entire careers and they just work together. It's entirely untrue that they aren't elite players without each other, though.
 
10 best/most skilled forwards in the league, in no particular order IMO:

Crosby
Datsyuk
Stamkos
Ovechkin
Backstrom
Zetterberg
Toews
Kane
Malkin
D. Sedin
H. Sedin

Hell, I'd probably knock out the Sedins and put in Claude Giroux and Corey Perry or Getzlaf.
 
BEST. PLAYERS. IN. THE. LEAGUE. Until someone stops their Art Ross winning streak, you ain't got shit on me :p

Shut the fuck up!

Seriously. They're incredible players, but they are not the best players in the league. If they had led the Canucks to a Cup last year, maybe you could make this argument, but they didn't. They were horrible minus players in the playoffs (a stat you say is incredibly important), and they didn't show up in the fucking STANLEY CUP FINALS.

JESUS CHRIST.


I love the Sedins. I'm a massive Sedin fan, but call a fucking spade a spade.

10 best/most skilled forwards in the league, in no particular order IMO:

Crosby
Datsyuk
Stamkos
Ovechkin
Backstrom
Zetterberg
Toews
Kane
Malkin
D. Sedin
H. Sedin

Hell, I'd probably knock out the Sedins and put in Claude Giroux and Corey Perry or Getzlaf.

In terms of skill alone the Sedins deserve to be in the top 10 based on their incredible vision and passing. Where they need to prove themselves is their ability to elevate their game in the playoffs. Their points per game takes a dip once the second season hits. They turn from elite forwards into good first line players.
 
FYI, Henrik was 1.1 PPG when he was playing without Daniel 2 years ago for those 15-20 games.

Interesting stat I found while checking up how many PPG he had, and here's the highest ESP/60 (even strength points per 60 minutes) since 2006:

Player Season Team ESP/60
Daniel Sedin 2009-10 Vancouver 4.0
Henrik Sedin 2009-10 Vancouver 3.9
Alexander Ovechkin 2009-10 Washington 3.6
Thomas Vanek 2006-07 Buffalo 3.5
Daniel Briere 2006-07 Buffalo 3.4
Sidney Crosby 2007-08 Pittsburgh 3.4
Sidney Crosby 2009-10 Pittsburgh 3.4
Maxim Afinogenov 2006-07 Buffalo 3.3
Jarome Iginla 2006-07 Calgary 3.3
Martin Havlat 2008-09 Chicago 3.3
Jason Spezza 2006-07 Ottawa 3.3
Alex Tanguay 2006-07 Calgary 3.3
Alexander Semin 2008-09 Washington 3.3

13 guys had better than a 1.1 PPG average that season. Drop one of them, and the other drops too.
 
Can we put a moratorium on Sedin discussion for the next few weeks? Maybe just for Christmas? A handful of you get seven flavours of retarded the moment Tabris starts praising them.
 
Can we put a moratorium on Sedin discussion for the next few weeks? Maybe just for Christmas? A handful of you get seven flavours of retarded the moment Tabris starts praising them.

Tell him to stop making claims that simply aren't true.

Maybe you can make an argument that they're the best duo in the league, but as separate players, they're not even top 5.
 
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