Greatest Playoff Performers Since 1967 - #11

[HavingACow4Cowan]

Based on a combination of play in the NHL playoffs and playoff accomplishments/accolades, which player do you consider the next greatest playoff performer of the post-expansion era?

If you were ranking these players in terms of greatness in the playoffs, which one would you rank next?



Results:

#1. Wayne Gretzky (63.9%)
#2. Patrick Roy (51.7%)
#3. Mario Lemieux (46.4%)
#4. Bobby Orr (43.2%)
#5. Connor McDavid (29.5%)
#6. Mark Messier (40.7%)
#7. Denis Potvin (36%)
#8. Sidney Crosby (38.5%)
#9. Joe Sakic (30.8%)
#10. Peter Forsberg (34.8%)

 

[jigglysquishy]

Larry Robinson, my MVP on the 70s Habs dynasty

 

[KareemTrustfund]

Malkin lead his team in scoring for two of his three cups.

 

[Xspyrit]

The guy with the 4th best PPG of all-time and who didn't play in the 80's

 

[Bouboumaster]

Forsberg 10th lol

This is insanity

Still Dryden

 

[Xspyrit]

Forsberg 10th lol

This is insanity

You must have missed 1995-2004...

He has the 11th best playoffs PPG in history despite playing the bulk of his games in the DPE

Wayne Gretzky 1.84
Mario Lemieux 1.61
Connor McDavid 1.53
Leon Draisaitl 1.48
Nathan MacKinnon 1.30
Mark Messier 1.25
Mike Bossy 1.24
Mikko Rantanen 1.24
Jari Kurri 1.17
Gilbert Perreault 1.14
Peter Forsberg 1.13

He won 2 Cups and in 2 other years he lead the playoffs in scoring despite losing in the WCF both times. He was a monster

 

[wetcoast]

Larry Robinson, my MVP on the 70s Habs dynasty

Is his entire playoff resume better than Lidstrom or Pronger?

Team accomplishments aside?

 

[Pablo El Perro]

Is his entire playoff resume better than Lidstrom or Pronger?

Team accomplishments aside?

He won a lot more cups, much like Dryden