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CAUSE TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT DEMIDOV WILL SCORE FOR YOU.... OVER AGAINNNNNNEmo Habs fans? lol
CAUSE TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT DEMIDOV WILL SCORE FOR YOU.... OVER AGAINNNNNNEmo Habs fans? lol
LOL. I had no idea what you were referencing. Thank you google!CAUSE TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT DEMIDOV WILL SCORE FOR YOU.... OVER AGAINNNNNN
I just checked and Lokomotiv seems to be in a completely different class than the rest of the KHL defensively. 80GA in 48GP before today while the next closest is AK Bars with 108GA in 46GP, pretty absurd difference.also of note, today's 2 pt were against the top team in the KHL, he's got 5 pts vs them this season, just in case anyone tries to say he only gets points vs bottom feeders.
Juste ça? J'suis déjà demi-venu.J’ai un Demi-rection
Un Bon release de Demi-deshJuste ça? J'suis déjà demi-venu.
The Chicago Black Hawks from 2024-25 would get killed by the Sabres of Gilbert Perreault's time...The French Connection itself would score 10 and the 2nd and 3rd lines 5 each for a 20-0 lambasting...stop kidding yourself the Hakws are fricking awefulI agree with the spirit of your post, as I think the depth of teams has increased greatly. I have no difficulty imagining the 2025 Blackhawks destroying the Gilbert Perreault Sabres (random example of a good team from the past) something like 15-2. Any fourth liner of today is a top-notch athlete in a remarkable shape, with fine tuned fundamentals, discipline and a solid knowledge of hockey systems and strategy. A fourth line of today could eat alive any line from the vintage era.
That said, the top talent will always compare. My argument for that is based on the most reliable measuring standard known to man : the Jagr-o-meter. Jaromir Jagr is the superstar player who played in both the early 90s and the late 2010s. He's been a clear bridge between that old generation and the present one. Would a prime Jagr dominate in today's game? I'd argue he'd contend for an Art Ross year in, year out. Maybe you don't agree. Imo he was always a beast. Well, as good as Jagr was in the 90s, there were still some 80s veterans playing during that time who directly faced Jagr on a rink and looked amazing too.
And those vets, they played against a still dominant 80s Larry Robinson, for example, who himself played his prime in the 70s with and against the stars of that time, and some looked as good or better than him. Emphasis on the word look. I know you said that some high-producing players of back then would suck today, that much is true, that's why I'm talking in terms of eye-test. Have you ever seen tapes of Bobby Orr? Train this guy from birth with the methods of today and heal his knees with the medical prowess of our time and he's a perennial Norris contender like Makar.
Back to Big Bird, it's not a stretch to say that a physical specimen with skill like him couldve been a great player if he had his prime in the 90s in an alternate universe. If he could do that, then a slightly older player could probably do it, and so on.
So, yes, today's players are just much better trained, prepared and fed than the pornstache era players, but the cream will always rise to the top, no matter the era. There's a limit at some point too. A player wouldnt score 10 a game. Well, maybe Ovie against the 1975 Caps. Lol.
Like Hutson in Montreal, imagine, if he would have been on the first line and first PP from the beginning
Yvon, un demi oz de Dove steu plaitYvon le terrible, un gars de chez nous.
He needs 91.I wonder if he will get his #91 even though Kapanen had it for the 12 games he was here for this season. I’ve gotten used to seeing him with that number.
As usual... - GirlfriendJ’ai un Demi-rection
Ok maybe it would be closer than that, the Sabres had eight 60 points players in 74-75 and were a powerhouse, but you're deluding yourself if you think the Sabres would win. Just the innovation in strategy regarding team defense. And Bromley and Crozier would get lit up.The Chicago Black Hawks from 2024-25 would get killed by the Sabres of Gilbert Perreault's time...The French Connection itself would score 10 and the 2nd and 3rd lines 5 each for a 20-0 lambasting...stop kidding yourself the Hakws are fricking aweful
And Mrzak and Soderblom are NHLers back then,no fricking way...on that Sabres team they would be in Cincinnati playing for the AHL Swords...Perreault would take the puck 10 times a game go end to end deking 3-4 guys and either scoring 10 times or dishing off where Rick Martin or Rene Robert would blast it past the Goaltenders who had equipment and pads probably 4 X smalller than todays goaltenders...wrap your head around that...Chicago could maybe beat the California Golden Seals after the WHA dismantled that promising team otherwise they would be Crap and at the bottom of the standings...Ok maybe it would be closer than that, the Sabres had eight 60 points players in 74-75 and were a powerhouse, but you're deluding yourself if you think the Sabres would win. Just the innovation in strategy regarding team defense. And Bromley and Crozier would get lit up.
Curious, who have you said this about previously?in my 25+ years of very closely following Hab prospects I have never seen anyone come close to the skill level of Demidov.
She just has work harder for my love now that Demidov is around, she understands.As usual... - Girlfriend