Who is your favorite player in the NHL?

[Mr Nogatco]

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Looks like he’s eating a vanilla frosted eclair

 

[LionsHeart]

My current favorite player is Nathan MacKinnon. I appreciate guys who are just complete and total psychopaths when it comes to playing hard and winning, and he’s the embodiment of that right now. My favorite baseball player of all time is Derek Jeter, and you can see the same mindset. It’s not just talent, they put in the work and I appreciate that. As the kids say, “he’s got that dawg in him.”

My all time favorite is Mark Messier.

 

[FinPanda]

Lehkonen & Barkov

 

[DudeWhereIsMakar]

Teemu Selanne and Joe Sakic.

If we're talking the present Connor Hellebuyck because I'm always wearing his jersey at Jets games.

 

[dr robbie]

Current: Crosby
All-Time: Lemieux. Made me a fan of hockey and the Penguins.

HM: Harvey. He's someone I really wish I got to watch play live.

 

[avsfan9]

Cale Makar- best d man since Bourque and Lidstrom.

 

[Randyne]

Ovechkin, Tom Wilson; Datsyuk

 

[Jumptheshark]

I actually do not have one right now

 

[Slurpeelover27]

Cale Makar- best d man since Bourque and Lidstrom.

Makar and soon to be Zayne Parekh

 

[deca guard]

larkin : great leader / wheels / 200' hustle / puck rusher / clutch . and has played entire career on weak rosters which have held down his numbers , if woulda been drafted by a thriving team would be seen as an upper level star

i add that i mostly only watch redwing games so dont see alot of the league

 

[Eggtimer]

All-time - Brodeur Yzerman Neely Elias

Now - Dr. Drai , Hughes brothers , Hagel , Makar .

 

[Bouboumaster]

All time: Lemieux, Kariya, Crosby (still), Price, Subban (in his prime, he was the bomb)

Currently: Suzuki and Hutson

 

[Yan Boisjoly]

Retired

Lemieux
Iginla
Getzlaf
Pronger
Weber

Now

McDavid
Ovechkin

Excluding the Habs

 

[Craig Button]

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[hirawl]

Barkov. Even with all the attention he's finally gotten you still can't fully appreciate and understand what he does unless you watch everything a couple of times in slo-mo. Every shift is full of little things that easily go unnoticed.