StephenPeat
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Your reading comprehension is severely lacking... I responded to a post that tried to use a ridiculous strawman comparing a skater to a position that is inherently one-dimensional. That guy would have been better served by using a better example to support his farcical supposition, though.
But again, just for kicks, Carey Price is known to be the leader of the team and a great team player. He is the calming force in that locker room, this has been said countless times. There's a reason why the team had its best start in history with Price in nets, but flamed into oblivion when he went down.
Carey Price also led his team further than Ovechkin ever has in the POs. Tell me again, who's behind?
Good to know you can't find a single quantifiable thing to suggest Carey Price is any better at any of the things in bold than the player you've now spent pages saying doesn't embody any of those quantities.
And to your last point, Price really defined that 4 games to 2 series loss to the Rangers, great reference, definitely a dominant postseason player. Just for clarity, Price's postseason record is sub-500 with a 0.912 Sv. Pct. and 2.62 GAA. By comparison, Holtby (0.937, 1.87) is far more clutch. But let's look a little closer. In the only head-to-head matchup between these two players in the post-season, the Canadiens thought Jaroslav Halak was more clutch than Carey Price (which proved to be true). All I can remember from Price in that series is this; https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mBlk2a44fUI.
Again, great team player, great leader.