OK, who will be the top scorer, MVP, best D-man, etc.
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Leading scorer - Kessel
Best Forward - Malkin
Best Def - J. Johnson
Best Goalie - Schwarz
MVP - Ryan
Best Forward - Malkin
Best Def - J. Johnson
Best Goalie - Schwarz
MVP - Ryan
that's awesomeIt's tough to call, but I fully expect Malkin to look like Wayne Gretzky playing the children in the paliative care ward...not to mention Gretzky is playing with 4 clones of himself, all from his prime, and the children have two players, each serving double minors, in the box.
Wait...did I say tough call?
Wait...did I say tough call?
Top Scorer: Evgeni Malkin
Top Forward: Evgeni Malkin
MVP: Phil Kessel
Top D: Jack Johnson
Top Goalie: G Justin Pogge
USA wins gold over Canada...
Top Forward: Evgeni Malkin
MVP: Phil Kessel
Top D: Jack Johnson
Top Goalie: G Justin Pogge
USA wins gold over Canada...
Top Scorer - Malkin
MVP - Malkin
Top Forward - Kessel
Top Defenceman - Lemtyugov
Top goalie - Pogge
MVP - Malkin
Top Forward - Kessel
Top Defenceman - Lemtyugov
Top goalie - Pogge
Leading scorer - Kessel
Best Forward - Kessel
Best Defenseman - Kessel
Best Goaltender - Kessel
And the MVP....
MVP - Kessel (was there any doubt?)
Best Forward - Kessel
Best Defenseman - Kessel
Best Goaltender - Kessel
And the MVP....
MVP - Kessel (was there any doubt?)
After seeing Malkin play against men(and top european based) I wouldn't bet any1 else than Malkin in scoring&forward categories. MVP too if Russia will go for final.
Top Scorer: Phil Kessel or Robbie Schremp
Top Forward: Phil Kessel
Best D: Eric Johnson
Best Goalie: Marek Schwarz
MVP: Phil Kessel
Ill tell you why Malkin wont do what everyone thinks he wll, look at last night he had 1 goal 1 assist agianst Sweden, who is known for bad goaltending. Malkin cant do that agianst Canada and ezpeshally USA, id he does he will go home crying like last year. I was expecting at least a hat trick agianst Sweden atleast, The way USA is scoring goals and Kessel is racking up points Malkin wont catch up.
Gold Medal goes to: USA! 7-2 win over Canada
Top Forward: Phil Kessel
Best D: Eric Johnson
Best Goalie: Marek Schwarz
MVP: Phil Kessel
Ill tell you why Malkin wont do what everyone thinks he wll, look at last night he had 1 goal 1 assist agianst Sweden, who is known for bad goaltending. Malkin cant do that agianst Canada and ezpeshally USA, id he does he will go home crying like last year. I was expecting at least a hat trick agianst Sweden atleast, The way USA is scoring goals and Kessel is racking up points Malkin wont catch up.
Gold Medal goes to: USA! 7-2 win over Canada
were you saying that last year when Canada was dystroying bad teams? the US team is stacked beyond stacked.
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Instead of putting my words down here, some NHL scout opinions, from this article:
* The second overall pick after Alexander Ovechkin in the 2004 entry draft is, quite simply, the stud of this year's tournament, which starts Monday in Vancouver. Consider what Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby are doing this season in the NHL against the best players in the world and then consider that many hockey observers think Malkin is every bit as good as those two. Then project that level of talent against 18- and 19-year-old players who are a couple of years away from the NHL and you have a recipe for world domination.
* "Evgeni Malkin is the best player outside the NHL right now and it isn't even close," said Maple Leafs pro scout Craig Button. "He's as dominant a 19-year-old I've seen since Peter Forsberg. He's unbelievable scary and he can beat you in so many areas and in so many ways."
* Scouts who have gone to Russia this year are in full agreement with the former coach of the Canadian national team.
"He could be as dominant a player as there has ever been in this tournament," said one. "One of the reasons for that is that 19-year-old players this good rarely get to play in the world juniors."
* "I'd be surprised if he didn't win the scoring title in this tournament by a double-digit margin," said another scout. "Maybe one of his linemates will come close because whoever plays with him is going to get a lot of points, too."
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Co...ol=970081593064
* The second overall pick after Alexander Ovechkin in the 2004 entry draft is, quite simply, the stud of this year's tournament, which starts Monday in Vancouver. Consider what Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby are doing this season in the NHL against the best players in the world and then consider that many hockey observers think Malkin is every bit as good as those two. Then project that level of talent against 18- and 19-year-old players who are a couple of years away from the NHL and you have a recipe for world domination.
* "Evgeni Malkin is the best player outside the NHL right now and it isn't even close," said Maple Leafs pro scout Craig Button. "He's as dominant a 19-year-old I've seen since Peter Forsberg. He's unbelievable scary and he can beat you in so many areas and in so many ways."
* Scouts who have gone to Russia this year are in full agreement with the former coach of the Canadian national team.
"He could be as dominant a player as there has ever been in this tournament," said one. "One of the reasons for that is that 19-year-old players this good rarely get to play in the world juniors."
* "I'd be surprised if he didn't win the scoring title in this tournament by a double-digit margin," said another scout. "Maybe one of his linemates will come close because whoever plays with him is going to get a lot of points, too."
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Co...ol=970081593064
Top scorer: Malkin
Top forward: Malkin
MVP: mmmmm...Malkin (he's too good to fail)
Top Dman: J Johnson
Top G: Schwarz
Top forward: Malkin
MVP: mmmmm...Malkin (he's too good to fail)
Top Dman: J Johnson
Top G: Schwarz
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monster_bertuzzi said:
Same reason Ovechkin won the top forward and Bergeron won the MVP I guess.
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