Yep and McDavid is better than them all. Comparing the Q in 2005 to the O last year is silly.
McDavid at 37...
You made an oath to threadbait with every second post this season, didn't you.
The funny thing is that the OHL in 2014-15 was actually higher scoring than the Q when Crosby played.
The Q was extremely weak.
Sure. Due to all the older players that stayed there due to the lockout, right?
What? Just who was being blocked from the NHL in the Q that year? If I recall correctly, Bergeron played in the AHL since he played in the NHL the previous year.
Just how many Canadian Junior players do you think make the NHL each year? That might have an effect on the Junior National Team at the World Juniors, but it's not going to appreciably effect the QMJHL quality of play.
What? Just who was being blocked from the NHL in the Q that year? If I recall correctly, Bergeron played in the AHL since he played in the NHL the previous year.
Just how many Canadian Junior players do you think make the NHL each year? That might have an effect on the Junior National Team at the World Juniors, but it's not going to appreciably effect the QMJHL quality of play.
Tavares ahead of Ovechkin is a joke. Crosby being their token #1 every year is also a joke.
The entire 2004 nhl draft class had to stay in their respective junior leagues due to the lockout. So yes, it did make a difference.
Ovechkin should be 1 or 2 at the lowest. Duchesne and McDavid shouldn't be on the list at all.
But if you ARE going to include McD you have to include Eichel as well, at least for this upcoming season.
That matters for the AHL. Not the QMJHL that particular year. It just wasn't a very strong league, especially compared to the OHL last year. This isn't remotely controversial. Besides Crosby, the only player to make Canada's World Junior team was Stephen Dixon. A 4th line center with 0 career NHL games.Exactly, the AHL being full of "should play in the NHL" players didn't help. Looking at any junior league/AHL during that time will always come with that asterisk. Movement between the leagues in every year is higher than you think, apparently.
Sure let's put Tyler Jonshon in the top10 of best player in the NHL......
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Hmmm
Crosby no.1 again, yet has how many MVP's? oh they rated toews 2nd.
i wonder how many non canadians were involved in the polling
malkin 11th
giroux 18th
lol
Yeah totally. Why would they rank the best player int eh world #1?