Tifosi
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- Feb 6, 2006
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I'm going to say hell no. Pitt wasn't in the same zip code bad as the Hawks of this era.I’m going to say about 40g and 100pts, just like he did on a god awful Pittsburgh team.
I knew there must be a reason I've never heard of him.Ranked #3 in Pronman’s latest list of players and prospects under 23
I'm going to say hell no. Pitt wasn't in the same zip code bad as the Hawks of this era.
Crosby and Ovechkin also had their points totals inflated from the new obstruction rules changes than came in , in their rookie year. Which has been mentioned a million times already.
I knew there must be a reason I've never heard of him.
He has Celibrini at the top. So he's saying Celibrini is better than Bedard. Celibrini is good but it's just not a very well thought out call to say he's better than Bedard.
Pitt was 17th in goals scored Crosby's rookie year. They still sucked because they were 30th (out of 30) in goals against. Even in their tanky year two years earlier they were "only" 22/30 in goals scored (and 30 out of 30 in goals against). 495 powerplay opportunities compared to 235 Bedard's rookie year because that's just how League rolled then. Pens as a team had 65 more goals scored in Crosby's rookie year than Chicago in Bedard's.They were in exactly the same zip code, and in fact lived on the same street.
Are you suggesting Crosby scored 40 more points in their comparative rookie seasons because of inflated scoring?
How about this - Crosby is one of the top 5 players of all time, and it’s simply because he’s so great.
I always laugh when I see these PP #s post lockoutPitt was 17th in goals scored Crosby's rookie year. They still sucked because they were 30th (out of 30) in goals against. Even in their tanky year two years earlier they were "only" 22/30 in goals scored (and 30 out of 30 in goals against). 495 powerplay opportunities compared to 235 Bedard's rookie year because that's just how League rolled then. Pens as a team had 65 more goals scored in Crosby's rookie year than Chicago in Bedard's.
Gonchar .773 PPG, Recchi .905 PPG, Leclair .699 PPG, Malone .571 PPG, Palffy 1.00 PPG (42 gp), Armstrong .851 PPG against Kurashev .72 PPG, Foligno .5 PPG, Dickinson .427 PPG, Jones .463 PPG, Johnson .463 PPG, Donato .385 PPG.
How is that remotely comparable, lol.
Thats crazy, i didnt now it was that huge differenceI always laugh when I see these PP #s post lockout
McDavid could have probably hit 200 points in a year with this many attempts