BobbyJet
The accountability era?
I think if Stan was asked about this trade and the reaction from some fans, he would respond by saying that Joker is somewhat overrated here, and Nyles is underrated. Time will tell if he is right.
Nylander had 165 games in AHL, .18 goals PG, nothing to crow about.
Last WJC Bellows outscored Nylander.
Like I said, both are the worst 1st rounders to date.
I think I’ve just got a rotten opinion of these WJC’s/U20 tournies because of Forsling and Tuevo. But distinctly remember both of them doing distinctly well and being in very esteemed company following those prospect-level tournaments and them ultimately not amounting to much.
Stan would likely say something like 'you have to give quality to get quality', not one of his picks were overrated.I think if Stan was asked about this trade and the reaction from some fans, he would respond by saying that Joker is somewhat overrated here, and Nyles is underrated. Time will tell if he is right.
Stan would likely say something like 'you have to give quality to get quality', not one of his picks were overrated.
Yes. Unless the question is asked away from the microphone you're likely to get the vanilla, politically correct version as a response.... one that we have heard thousands of times.
Tuevo and Forsling are on far different paths. TT is most definitely a top 6 wing and a PP1 fixture. He's not elite, but your take is unduly harsh.
I don't think TT was ever going to consistently click with Q. They had their moments, but their styles never seemed like a match.As a Hawk he was kind of a letdown and never matched his play from the 2015 run. I’m happy he’s doing well in Carolina though.
Just for comparison sake, Henrik Sedin had a .18 goals per game in the NHL, and a .62 assist per game mark, with a .80PPG mark... was he a bad player? Would you be upset if Nylander turned into H. Sedin?
Adam Oates was a .25 goals per game guy in the NHL, but had 1.06 assists per game. He was one of the best playmakers to ever play the game, and sits in the HHoF. Bad player because he was primarily a setup man?
Comparing a C to a W doesn't make much sense. But, if you wish, find a successful winger that scored .20 GPG and was a big assist man.
Come on, really MM? Look no further than Patrick Kane.
Comparing a C to a W doesn't make much sense. But, if you wish, find a successful winger that scored .20 GPG and was a big assist man.
What are you looking at?
P.Kane scores nearly .40 goals per game for his career.
Not .25, not .20 and not .18.
Maybe I should have put "only".20 but I thought it was quite obvious
Most of them thought he should have made the Sabres last year from what I’ve read. Could be another Strome situation where he clearly wasn’t in favor of the management.It’s good to hear Buffalo fans are defending him instead of calling him a bust.
Sounds like he might be closer to breaking out than a lot of people including me had realized.
Lol. How is that obvious?
By your ridiculous comparison of H. Sundin and Adam Oates to Nylander. 2 very successful low goal scoring centers were somehow comparable to a winger in your post.
If low GPG wingers can be successful because of their setup prowess, you should be able to tick off a few of them.
Position doesn't matter in my argument.
Who gives a **** how he gets to .5ppg?
Then you have NO argument. Certain positions DEMAND certain things.
Really? I thought you posted somewhere here that you played?
Comparing a C to a W doesn't make much sense. But, if you wish, find a successful winger that scored .20 GPG and was a big assist man.
Claude Giroux? Or are we still pretending that he's a center..
Nah, .29gpg. Too high...
He wants "exactly" .20gpg
Still higher than your poor comparisons of Sedin and Oates
I have, and still do. You care how he gets to .5ppg? Whether it's assists or goals? Really? Lol. I suppose back in your heyday, goals were worth 2 points, and assists worth 1, am I right?
Are you saying that if Nylander becomes a .5ppg player, you'll be mad?
You probably think all goals are equal too.
Get off the static stats pages.