crosbyshow
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Guy Lafleur was not a generational player.
Look around everywhere and nobody outside Montréal are saying that he was one.
Lafleur was done at 29.. Lafleur was the best player in the world in the mid 70s for about 5 years.
It s not because you are the best in the world for a time that a player is considered a generational player.
There is a difference between a star , franchise and generational player
Lafleur was a franchise player.
On all list by almost all experts in the world of hockey...those are the only generational players in history:
Howe
Orr
Gretzky
Lemieux
Crosby
Mcdavid
Thats it
The Rocket was not even close to be a generational player. He was the best scorer...thsts it...The dude never won the Art Ross.and he had less than 30 assists ler season...come on..
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