McDavid didn't do enough torching to even win the Calder. On a team with 2 1st OA picks and Draisitle.Name a "generational" player who didn't torch the league at 18 years old.
Point being ?If the cap is $93m in 25-26 and Bedard signed at the same cap percentage that Crosby did for his first contract in 2007, Bedard would be on 5 x $16,085,487.
McDavid didn't do enough torching to even win the Calder. On a team with 2 1st OA picks and Draisitle.
McDavid didn't do enough torching to even win the Calder. On a team with 2 1st OA picks and Draisitle.
Neither Crosby or McDavid played on a team that had 179 GFWhich really doesn't matter. We don't attach the "generational" tag on an NHL player because of what they did in juniors. It's about what they do in the NHL.
Neither Crosby (20 years) or McDavid (9 years) have EVER had a sub-PPG season in the NHL. Bedard will never match them because he already has a sub-PPG season.
Neither Crosby or McDavid played on a team that had 179 GF
A lot of people are gonna look really stupid for stuff they said in this thread
Is that what you got out of my post?Are you honestly saying that in 15 years, Bedard will be put in this group:
Orr, Gretzky, Lemieux, Crosby, Ovechkin, McDavid.........and Bedard?
Is that what you got out of my post?
I'm not taking part in this little slap fight you guys are having. Carry onI thought that's what you were getting at. My apologies if I was mistaken.
Ovechkin was 20. And Washington scored 58 more goals than ChicagoJust another excuse. A generational player is good enough to rise above playing on a bad team. The 05-06 Penguins and Capitals were no juggernauts, yet both Crosby and Ovechkin had monster seasons.
McDavid was under PPG in U-20 competition.McDavid still managed to put up a PPG season, something that Bedard couldn't do.
I just don't think that Bedard has the size to be able to replicate what other "generational" players have done. I think he will be one of the best players in the league for a long time (assuming good health) and will probably win some awards along the way. He may even be the best player in the league for a couple of years. I just don't see him finishing his career and being thought of like a Gretzky, Lemieux, Crosby or McDavid.
He's closer to a Kane, Kucherov, Datsyuk type of tier. All time great players, but not "generational".
He's already in that group. Beating Lindros and Jagrs junior records in the modern era, something Mcdavid wasn't able to do , puts him there by default.Are you honestly saying that in 15 years, Bedard will be put in this group:
Orr, Gretzky, Lemieux, Crosby, Ovechkin, McDavid.........and Bedard?
Yes, continue doing discussing in bad faith, it's working so well so far.McDavid didn't do enough torching to even win the Calder. On a team with 2 1st OA picks and Draisitle.
They dont like facts. They also thought Faber would win the Calder last year. They don't know anything, just ignore them.Ovechkin was 20. And Washington scored 58 more goals than Chicago
Pittsburgh scored 65 more goals
These are facts.
I'm not taking part in this little slap fight you guys are having. Carry on
That's still twice as many points as Bedard had last yearCrosby topped out at 120 points in his second year.
Bedard is a generational junior hockey playerHe's already in that group. Beating Lindros and Jagrs junior records in the modern era, something Mcdavid wasn't able to do , puts him there by default.
And that's nothing against Mcdavid.
And yet he's still a significantly worse NHL player than McDavid.McDavid was under PPG in U-20 competition.
Bedard set a new record for most points (23) and assists (14) by a Canadian at a single world junior tournament. He also passed Jaromir Jagr for the most points by a player aged 18 years or younger at the U-20 tourney.
Bedard has also inked his name all over Canada’s record book in terms of world junior career numbers, putting up 36 points over 16 tournament games. He passed Eric Lindros who had 31 total in 21 career games. Bedard was able to break his record in just 14 games.
The new NHL is built for smaller players. As we can see with Quinn Hughs et al
The fact that Chicago's depth lines couldn't score isn't a great excuse for why Bedard struggled. Generational talents are expected to produce, no excuses. Crosby outscored the next highest Penguin by 44 points. Meanwhile, Bedard scored all of 7 more points than Kurashev, and wasn't even the best 5v5 goal scorer on his team - that honor again belonged to Jason ****kin Dickinson, who finished with more 5v5 goals and a higher 5v5 g/60 than Bedard. Dickinson also finished with career highs in goals and points last year (and no, that had nothing to do with Bedard, they didn't even together until the very end of the year, when Bedard was moved to his wing).Ovechkin was 20. And Washington scored 58 more goals than Chicago
Pittsburgh scored 65 more goals
These are facts.
McDavid was under PPG in U-20 competition.
Bedard set a new record for most points (23) and assists (14) by a Canadian at a single world junior tournament. He also passed Jaromir Jagr for the most points by a player aged 18 years or younger at the U-20 tourney.
Bedard has also inked his name all over Canada’s record book in terms of world junior career numbers, putting up 36 points over 16 tournament games. He passed Eric Lindros who had 31 total in 21 career games. Bedard was able to break his record in just 14 games.
The new NHL is built for smaller players. As we can see with Quinn Hughs et al
Orr, Gretzky, Lemieux are not in the same group as Crosby and Ovechkin.Are you honestly saying that in 15 years, Bedard will be put in this group:
Orr, Gretzky, Lemieux, Crosby, Ovechkin, McDavid.........and Bedard?
But McDavid did torch the league at 18 years old, he was 3rd in the NHL in PPG. Bedard was 58th.Did you say the same about Mcdavid after his first season ? Just because he's assumed to be generational , doesn't mean he was supposed to "torch the league" at 18 years old.
Sounds like poor Connor had no help at all! That 20-year-old Ovechkin had participation on 44% of Capitals goals, and the lone warrior Bedard had points on 34% of Hawks goals proves it... oh wait. #factsOvechkin was 20. And Washington scored 58 more goals than Chicago