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Ovechkin Milestone Thread - Countdown to 894

Nsjohnson said:
You're argument is flawed from the very beginning.

We aren't talking about a player like a Marleau who can score some goals, is soft as hell, doesn't hit anyone, has nothing to his game besides some goals, has some vision, a good guy in the locker room. I like Patty.

This is the greatest goal scorer of all time, Cup champion, too many awards to name, one of the best hitters to ever play the game, one of the hungriest, and a great teammate.

His lack of defensive prowess isn't a problem.

You also ignore that he is an incredible passer.

A Russian truck that is durable, used to hit everything that moved, the best goal scorer GOAT, a great passer, and a great teammate.

Go ahead and tell us why you REALLY don't like Ovechkin.

I can probably guess.
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pi314 said:
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Some of us watched his entire career. Some of us remember a player who was among the most exciting and dangerous on the rush that the league has ever seen. He floats now, yes. Probably because he's old and has a lot of wear and tear.
 
DRW895 said:
What`s wrong? 1 of 3, Moscow isnt his home town


Malkin has US citizenship along time ago, we know about that since late 2019
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What’s citizenship have to do with it? Soviet defector Sergei Fedorov is a US citizen and finished his career in the KHL and later coached for the Red Army. A lot of these guys take US citizenship for reasons of convenience, or dual residency. If I'm not mistaken a lot of these guys have vacation homes in Florida but mostly reside in Russia.
I don't see any reason Ovechkin or Malkin wouldn't finish their careers where they started, ending them full circle.
 
pi314 said:
Funny how all the most “durable” players are all floaters. Kessel, Marleau, Kane, Ovechkin, etc.

Amazing what not playing defense, battling along the boards, or blocking shots will do for one’s durability.
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Funny how all the most “durable” players are all floaters?

Here's a list of the most durable players in history. There aren't lot of floaters here.

52 years, 11 days – Gordie Howe
48 years, 71 days – Chris Chelios
45 years, 319 days – Jaromir Jagr
45 years, 42 days – Zdeno Chara
44 years, 100 days – Doug Harvey
44 years, 39 days – Tim Horton
43 years, 317 days – Teemu Selanne
43 years, 277 days – Claude Lemieux
43 years, 134 days – Mark Recchi
43 years, 129 days – Igor Larionov
43 years, 73 days – Mark Messier
43 years, 35 days – Allan Stanley
42 years, 332 days – Johnny Bucyk
42 years, 325 days – Joe Thornton
42 years, 282 days – Gary Roberts
 
Hanji said:
What’s citizenship have to do with it? Soviet defector Sergei Fedorov is a US citizen and finished his career in the KHL and later coached for the Red Army. A lot of these guys take US citizenship for reasons of convenience, or dual residency. If I'm not mistaken a lot of these guys have vacation homes in Florida but mostly reside in Russia.
I don't see any reason Ovechkin or Malkin wouldn't finish their careers where they started, ending them full circle.
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Dream to see Ovechkin as Capitals GM after retirement...
 
pi314 said:
Float.

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apparently all you


need to do to


be on your way to


finishing #1 all time in goals


and as the top winger in assists


win a stanley cup and a conn smythe


captain one of if not the winningest


regular season team during your career


and record a 1000+ positive goal differential


despite being on the ice every time your team pulls the goalie


is to float around


neat you should go try that


make millions of dollars


instead of shitting up this thread
 
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