Samuel Culper III
Mr. Woodhull...
I don't think you can finish second in points and goals and command a thread title like this.
Yeah, impressive season but Ovie's 65 goal campaign strikes me as just as "dominant".
I don't think you can finish second in points and goals and command a thread title like this.
Add to the fact that he was a winger, and it is even more amazing how great defensively he was.
Where would Sakic finish without Forsberg?
Never like these type of statements...
Lemieux came back and that help jagr get the art ross. If lemieux does not come back then Sakic finishes first imo.
I'd say Doug gilmours first 3 seasons in Toronto rank up there.
Malkin in 08-09? Art ross, conn smythe, Stanley Cup. 113 point regular season, 36 point postseason(most by any forward not named Gretzky or Lemieux).
Ummmm, when you're a rookie, your peers are other rookies.
When you are an NHL player, your peers are other NHL players.
I was participating in a few discussions and noticed how dominant Sakic was in 2000-2001.
Those are just the base stats (i.e not including GPG, PPG, point shares, goals created etc).
This isnt a Sakic appreciation thread by any means. Im just wondering if anyone not named Gretzky, Lemieux or Orr dominated that much in a season. Its a lot easier than researching for hours on end.
How has no one named Sergei Fedorov yet?
His 93-94 season was one of the most dominant seasons of all time.
Hart Memorial Trophy (MVP) (first Euro to win the Hart)
Lester B. Pearson Award
Frank J. Selke Trophy
2nd in points (behind Wayne Gretzky)
2nd in goals (behind Pavel Bure)
If we're removing Gretzky and Lemieux from the equation, Steve Yzerman's 88/89 season would have been among the most dominant in history. Even with Gretzky and Lemieux in their primes, he picked up the Pearson award.
155 points, the most ever scored by anyone other than Gretzky or Lemieux. Bernie Nicholas, who we can safely assume was a product of Gretzky that year, had 150. The next highest was 115, and after that, 113 (both teammates of Lemieux). So, if Gretzky or Lemieux had never been born, that would have been a season for the record books by Yzerman.
Yes and that's the season I stop caring about the Hart Trophy winner and L.B Pearson Which is now the Lindsay because I realized the voting was nothing but a popularity contest Lemieux had 85 goals 114 assists 199 points but some how it wasn't good enough to win either award laughable
Yes and that's the season I stop caring about the Hart Trophy winner and L.B Pearson Which is now the Lindsay because I realized the voting was nothing but a popularity contest Lemieux had 85 goals 114 assists 199 points but some how it wasn't good enough to win either award laughable
lehtinen was a 1st line player.Its funny because transplant that season to now and Sakic wins the Selke easily. These days if you don't play top 6 on your team you can't win the Selke, I miss back then when your third liners like Madden and Lehtinen won the award they deserved and it wasn't party a popularity contest.
Yes and that's the season I stop caring about the Hart Trophy winner and L.B Pearson Which is now the Lindsay because I realized the voting was nothing but a popularity contest Lemieux had 85 goals 114 assists 199 points but some how it wasn't good enough to win either award laughable
That season? How convenient. You were not bothered at all when Gretzky lost the Pearson to Lemieux who scored 141 points, two points more than defenseman Coffey. All the while when Gretzky set a record for points (215) and assists (163). Yeah, of course not. You deem it perfectly justifiable cause it was Pens player who won the award unfairly.
BTW, Gretzky winning the Hart over Lemieux 199 is somewhat justifiable. He did make the Kings a contender in one season. Yzerman should have not won the Pearson over Lemieux though.
But it is ridiculous that you act like that season was the only time when awards went to "wrong" guy. How about Orr's career?
Agreed