Is Peter Forsberg underrated?

Has Forsberg become underrated?

  • Yes indeed

  • Maybe slightly

  • Not at all

  • He’s actually overrated


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Crow

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May 19, 2014
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There's nothing special about picking 7 years. If you have another timeframe that you want to see, let me know - it's trivial to change the parameters for that report.
I would be really curious to see something as short as 2 years whenever you get a chance if for no other reason than to compare it to the 7.
 

Hockey Outsider

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Jan 16, 2005
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I would be really curious to see something as short as 2 years whenever you get a chance if for no other reason than to compare it to the 7.
No worries, it's all automated so it's trivial to run these reports:

Top 25, expansion onwards, best two seasons

Wayne Gretzky2.16
Phil Esposito2.00
Mario Lemieux1.88
Bobby Orr1.81
Connor McDavid1.75
Sidney Crosby1.66
Jaromir Jagr1.58
Guy Lafleur1.55
Joe Sakic1.47
Peter Forsberg1.47
Bryan Trottier1.46
Leon Draisaitl1.45
Evgeni Malkin1.45
Nikita Kucherov1.41
Marcel Dionne1.41
Nathan MacKinnon1.40
Adam Oates1.40
Jari Kurri1.38
Paul Kariya1.37
Mike Bossy1.37
Joe Thornton1.36
Patrick Kane1.35
Eric Lindros1.35
Brett Hull1.34
Alex Ovechkin1.34

Under this time period, Forsberg is tied for 9th (fittingly, he's tied with Sakic).

I mentioned this before but keep in mind these are intended as approximations. Nobody should be arguing (for example) that Oates is definitely better than Kurri because 1.40 > 1.38 (nor does it take defensive play, or playoff performances into account - two areas where Kurri would clearly be better)
 

authentic

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Jan 28, 2015
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No worries, it's all automated so it's trivial to run these reports:

Top 25, expansion onwards, best two seasons

Wayne Gretzky2.16
Phil Esposito2.00
Mario Lemieux1.88
Bobby Orr1.81
Connor McDavid1.75
Sidney Crosby1.66
Jaromir Jagr1.58
Guy Lafleur1.55
Joe Sakic1.47
Peter Forsberg1.47
Bryan Trottier1.46
Leon Draisaitl1.45
Evgeni Malkin1.45
Nikita Kucherov1.41
Marcel Dionne1.41
Nathan MacKinnon1.40
Adam Oates1.40
Jari Kurri1.38
Paul Kariya1.37
Mike Bossy1.37
Joe Thornton1.36
Patrick Kane1.35
Eric Lindros1.35
Brett Hull1.34
Alex Ovechkin1.34

Under this time period, Forsberg is tied for 9th (fittingly, he's tied with Sakic).

I mentioned this before but keep in mind these are intended as approximations. Nobody should be arguing (for example) that Oates is definitely better than Kurri because 1.40 > 1.38 (nor does it take defensive play, or playoff performances into account - two areas where Kurri would clearly be better)

Where would Bobby Hull and Howe be here?
 

Hockey Outsider

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Jan 16, 2005
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What about 7?
Howe is at 1.55 (which puts him above McDavid, Jagr and Crosby - though McDavid could conceivably pass him). Hull is at 1.35 (which isn't bad, but it's not quite as good as I expected - if you take the position that goals are significantly more valuable than assists, then he looks better - the same would be true of Ovechkin, for example).
 

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