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InsideLaineBOOM said:
Gordie Howe actually had a quite a big head:
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Ok I made a 3D model of his head, I will try to measure the volume next
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Ok total volume is hard to measure, but I believe we have a winner: Gordie Howe has the biggest head in NHL history.
 
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jigglysquishy said:
The Hart voting won't align perfectly, but the AS voting and Norris voting is a near 1 to 1 in the era. And Kelly runs away with it all 3 years.

Kelly was widely considered the best defensemen in the world 1951-1954.

There's zero evidence that Harvey was winning any of those 3 Norrises. Especially 1951 when Harvey wasn't seen in that category of defencemen yet.
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You're right, my mistake. I concede on this. Thanks for backing it up.
 
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Shocked no one has mentioned these 2:

1. 2 Stanley Cup wins within 10 months (TB Sept '20/July '21)

2. 3 shorthanded goals scored during one power play (BOS, 2010)

dr robbie said:
It's definitely beatable. Crosby almost did so in 4 goals on 11/27/2010. He had an even strength, power play, and a short handed empty netter goal in that game. He also had a penalty shot in that game but was robbed by Kiprusoff.
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How is this not talked about more??? :amazed:
 
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