You can claim you're not calling me a hater if you like but you're not fooling me one bit. It's not like I've forgotten everything you've ever posted on the subject and all I've ever tried to do is be objective.
I'm not a fan of the term fanboy and I'm pretty sure I've never used before but after begin called a hater for no reason literally hundreds of times, I eventually sank to your level. As soon as y'all stop using the term hater, I'll stop using the term fanboy, up to you.
As far as "everything the haters have been saying for years", I wasn't going to say anything because I'm not the grammar police and since it was difficult to understand what you're even trying to say here I decided to just ignore it. But if you want to clarify, you go right ahead. I haven't seen any xG% numbers for starters. I also don't put much stock into those numbers as IMO sometimes they reflect reality, and sometimes they don't. And what numbers back what up? Again, I'm not the grammar police but if you look at this "sentence" objectively, you will perhaps understand that I can only guess what you're trying to say here.
anyway I thought he played alright 5-on-5, and if we're looking at xG% which in game 2 proved correct everything the haters have been saying for years, then the numbers back it up?
For the record, I thought Marner played alright 5-on-5 as well, just alright. He looked really good at times, but then there were other times where he looked like he was trying to be too fancy/cute and as many people have said, I think he really needs to simplify his game because these cute plays he likes to make have a much lower success rate in the playoffs then in the regular season. For a player who's the smartest ever according to some people here he still does dumb things far too often. I hope he has a great game Saturday because this thing is far from over and while TBH I don't give a shit about Marner one way or the other, I'm a Maple Leaf fan and as long as he's playing for us, I'll be cheering him on just like all our other players.