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TheGlitchintheSwitch
Maybe Luc Robitaille for the former category? Not saying he was a bad shooter, but his scoring was more about instincts, anticipation, timing and going to the right areas than having a big shot or being a precision sniper. Possibly guys like Ciccarelli and Andreychuk as well (guys who feasted on garbage and were great at deflections). For a guy who has scored a ton of goals, Crosby's shot has never impressed me all that much. In his early years, I thought he had kind of a muffin shot.
Kessel was a very good but not quite great goal scorer in his prime. Somehow he never hit 40 goals in a season. Then again, he didn't have a great playmaker to set him up in Toronto, and while he had excellent snap and wrist shots, he hardly ever used his backhand and almost never took slapshots or one-timers.
Kessel was a very good but not quite great goal scorer in his prime. Somehow he never hit 40 goals in a season. Then again, he didn't have a great playmaker to set him up in Toronto, and while he had excellent snap and wrist shots, he hardly ever used his backhand and almost never took slapshots or one-timers.