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They're both easy HHOFers IMO.
My complaint was the "roll eyes" reaction because he is definitely not a "straight up denied how could you even ask this question" type career. There is at least a discussion to be had with his international success but I admit I'm a bit of a homer. I think he gets in eventually.Certainly her reaction isn't warranted (I assume she thinks that he's not), because I think it's a very good question. But I don't think Perry is a Hall of Famer. The one MVP season was great, and he had a couple of other very good seasons around that, but he only had one other season as a 1st or 2nd team postseason All Star. His late career "mentor and postseason warrior" narrative will help him, but he hasn't been better than a third line player since he was 32.
I'm a small Hall of Fame guy, so take that for what it's worth. But Perry barely misses the cut for me. I'd vote for Getzlaf before Perry, and I think Getzlaf also falls just short. All that said, I expect that both will eventually go in - the international success will help push them over the edge. It certainly wouldn't be any sort of tragedy or miscarriage of justice for Perry to be elected. I'd be happy to see him in there (although I would be a bit peeved to see him go in WITHOUT Getzlaf).
Yeah, the roll eyes is definitely way too far. It's a great debate to have.My complaint was the "roll eyes" reaction because he is definitely not a "straight up denied how could you even ask this question" type career. There is at least a discussion to be had with his international success but I admit I'm a bit of a homer. I think he gets in eventually.
Probably right on Perry. But it's very hard to find anyone with his hardware and international resume who are eligible and not in already.I’m not sure Perry is a 1st ballot HHOF but he will get in. There are way worse players in the Hall than him
Getzlaf is 1st ballot. He was a top 5 center for over a decade
it was time for perry and the ducks to part ways. he looked done and the ducks were committing to the youth movement. seems like a change in scenery rejuvenated him and got him to commit to prolonging his career/winning another cup
wish he could've ended his career as a duck, but it just wasn't going to happen. still crazy to me that he ended up having a longer career than getzlaf considering his style of play
In a podcast, Getz actually said if he got traded, then that would have extended his career like Perry.
maybe he would've played another season, but he was pretty much cooked towards the end of his last season and was struggling just to keep up
Or our third line center.I feel like I've heard that statement from Getzlaf on more than one occasion. (he did two interviews on Ducks Stream during the draft where he talked about that specifically)
Look at Perry, he found his niche role as a bottom six player and has been thriving there for a while. He couldv'e thrived anywhere else. Imaging him being a third line role player on the Penguins behind Malkin and Crosby?
Getzlaf and Jones would be all kinds of fun on the third line this year.Or our third line center.
#15 if memory servesGetzlaf and Jones would be all kinds of fun on the third line this year.
Does anyone have his number?
Yah but having that many kids.. I dont blame him..Getz could have turned himself into Matt Cullen and be a 4C for a whole decade.
No I didn't, what happened?Anyone see Reaves comments about Perry lol? I didn't catch the game so not sure if something happened on the ice lol.
No I didn't, what happened?
Perry was just minding his business and being a saint, Reaves chirping like he doesn’t just sit on the bench the entire game.No I didn't, what happened?