Turris impressed me every time we've played the Sens. How does he only have 2 goals?
Turris impressed me every time we've played the Sens. How does he only have 2 goals?
Injury riddled and not enough drive for me. – Clayton Theriault
but did Suter really deserve to be paid more than $7.5 million/year on average for producing less-than-spectacular offensive numbers? In 24 games this season, Suter has only 1 goal and 17 assists for 18 points with a -6 plus/minus rating for the goal-starving Wild.
I think Miller used to be overrated, but come on. Has anyone seen this Sabres defense? They're all so lost in the D zone.Miller leads this NHL this season with 12 regulation losses, having a 9-12-3 record in 24 games for the disappointing Sabres in 2013. Without a shutout this season, Miller has posted a an inflated 2.86 GAA and a good .914 Save % for the cellar-dwelling Sabres.
Despite having all the talent in the world, Nash has eclipsed the 70-point mark only once in his 10-year NHL career. Sure he has 23 points (9 g and 13 a) in 20 games this season for the Rangers, but prior to this season he wasn’t even close to be a point-per-game player in the NHL (0.81 PPG). The power forward’s production has never equalled the “elite” category that some hockey pundits have placed him in. If Nash can keep this production this season and lead the Blue Shirts to a playoff berth, he will finally have the chance to prove everyone wrong by leading New York deep in the playoffs.
Look at your post again. He impress you every time he plays us.
What players don't impress when they play us?
Can someone tell me what the **** this is?
http://thehockeywriters.com/thw-panel-the-top-10-most-overrated-nhl-players/
#8: Ryan Kesler
Yep, I could see how someone would win the Norris if they didn't have drive. I wonder why Zherdev never won one.
#6 Ryan Suter
Wow, 18 points in 24 games for a defenseman sure is horrible.
#5 Ryan Miller
I think Miller used to be overrated, but come on. Has anyone seen this Sabres defense? They're all so lost in the D zone.
#1 Rick Nash
Just wow.
Those kind of articles give writers of hockey a bad, uninformed name.
I could never bring myself to write about players being "overrated". It's just a buzz word people use for hits, and it has no meaningful purpose whatsoever. How does it further one's knowledge of the game of hockey? That should be the goal of a writer. Put new perspective into your ideas and thoughts. Not the same concept recycled numerous times.
#8: Ryan Kesler
Yep, I could see how someone would win the Norris if they didn't have drive. I wonder why Zherdev never won one.
Calgary is never going to make the playoffs again if they don't change their "we don't need a rebuild" philosophy.
This Senators team is one of the most impressive I've seen in sports. What they're doing without their two best players is admirable and just downright amazing. Excellent coaching and disciplined execution, good for them.
OMG did you guys just see that SO attempt by Daugavins?
I hate seeing that stuff in the shootout and don't want to see it become 'normalized'....
Why can't the players just break in like they earned a breakaway during the normal course of the game???
I really don't understand their logic. The team was going anywhere before and adding on some of these old players as a quick fix isn't exactly going to fix anything.