target said:
Who was in the Mem cup final last year? I don't think it was a dub team, so much for the best in the CHL.
Yeah...one season of the Memorial Cup means the WHL is the inferior league. Ok then.
Shazata is right...the number of Memorial Cups in the last 30 years (1973-2003) tells the story...
WHL - 15 (74, 77, 78, 83, 85, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 94, 95, 98, 01, 02)
OHL - 13 (73, 75, 76, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 86, 90, 93, 99, 03)
LHJMQ - 2 (96, 00)
SpezNc said:
Nice comment.... So true....
If this is an honest comment, then I apologize in advance...
However, because of the sarcasm I detect, I will say the following...
Why would you expect Brulé to be at the December U20 camp when he is not playing for Team WHL in a couple weeks for a Canada-Russia series which Hockey Canada scouts are using to decide who is getting invites to the December camp?
Mizral said:
What's the scoring records for the WHL? I assume Lemieux's has held up in the Q. And the OHL?
CHL Regular Season records (according the CHL Record book at chl.ca):
WHL
Goals: Glen Goodall - Seattle Thunderbirds (84/85-89/90) - 262
Assists: Brian Sakic - Swift Current, Tri City (87/88-91/92) - 405
Points: Brian Sakic - Swift Current, Tri City (87/88-91/92) - 591
OHL
Goals: Stan Drulia - Niagara Falls, Hamilton, Belleville (84/85-88/89) - 198
Assists: Bill Bowler - Windsor (91/92-94/95) - 318
Points: Stan Drulia - Niagara Falls, Hamilton, Belleville (84/85-88/89) - 479
LHJMQ
Goals: Mike Bossy - Laval (72/73-76/77) - 309
Assists: Patrice Lefebvre - Shawinigan (84/85-87/88) - 408
Points: Patrice Lefebvre - Shawinigan (84/85-87/88) - 595