BruinDust
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- Aug 2, 2005
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I mean come on man, we have to define a power forward somehow, and I don't think a subjective stat such as "throwing a hit that that was memorable or changes the game" is the way a power forward should be defined. You mentioned fights, hits and gets points so I set a criteria using that
Pick whatever number of hits you want, I can only go off of stats to try and define a power forward point because I don't watch every single game to know if Dakota Joshua or Barbashev has thrown enough game changing hits to fit the mold.
What I do know is very few players in the league through the volume of hits he does and pop 30+ points. What i do know is a lot of the players using that criteria above are exactly the type of guys you'd consider a power forward such as E. Kane, Wilson, Miller and Tkachuk, and Freddy falls into that list of guys.
I'd consider those names all much better offensive players than Trent. Those are all legitimate power forwards or at least they were.
If he was a consistent offensive player I wouldn't care how shitty of a body-checker he is.
And while I've never liked him as a player, it wasn't until this year I realized what a douchebag he is.