Dr Jan Itor
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Just making sure "more than half" still means what it does.Damned with faint praise.
Just making sure "more than half" still means what it does.Damned with faint praise.
Yup. Unless McDavid can lead a team to the Cup he will see that chance over and over in his dreams. He’s a great player and great players define themselves by championships.More specifically, that play in front of the net is really going get at him.
Weren't you just waxing philosophical about the use of red herrings? Do as I say, not as I do with you apparently.So you haven't played hockey and are just some casual that can navigate NHL.com and listen to some talking heads to form opinions. Neat.
If you have the same expectations offensively of Barkov and McDavid then you have nothing to blame, but your own ignorance.Barkov's strength is having lower expectations that McDavid? Got it.
Yes, because McDavid is an offensive player, he hardly brrings anything else to the table in the neutral and defensive zones. Barkov has the ability to impact a game in these areas.You argued that not scoring points is not playing well - and this is somehow an argument against McDavid winning the CST.
You don't read thoroughly is your problem here.If that was the case the majority of the rosters from both teams did not play well night in and night out. I am simply trying to understand your logic here....but there isn't a lot of it so its tough to follow.
You're 100% right, the player who carried the largest cap hit in the league for many seasons is paid to do everything, but score. How silly of me to get this confused.Is he now? Are you cutting his checks and therefore setting the expected metrics for him to achieve?
Since when is McDavid known as a good defensive player? That's certainly news to me.I would say McDavid is paid to be the best player in the game - there is a lot more to that than offense.
Oh it's you, let me get my laugh track ready.Weren't you just waxing philosophical about the use of red herrings? Do as I say, not as I do with you apparently.
If you have the same expectations offensively of Barkov and McDavid then you have nothing to blame, but your own ignorance.
Yes, because McDavid is an offensive player, he hardly brrings anything else to the table in the neutral and defensive zones. Barkov has the ability to impact a game in these areas.
You don't read thoroughly is your problem here.
You're 100% right, the player who carried the largest cap hit in the league for many seasons is paid to do everything, but score. How silly of me to get this confused.
Since when is McDavid known as a good defensive player? That's certainly news to me.
In other words, McDavid scored in four games. You accomplish nothing by spinning facts.He scored 10 out of his 11 points in three games. In the other four games he managed one point.
You think showing up in three games out of seven is playing well for an entire series?
Wait... didn't you just say "You think showing up in three games out of seven is playing well for an entire series?" Um... Barkov scored in three games (total of 5 points). McDavid scored in four games for a total of 11 points. No misdirection or spin can change the fact that McDavid was – by far – the best player in this series and the playoffs as a whole.Barkov was better than McDavid in 4 games out of 7. Speaking of "mental gymnastics"...
Anything to rebut my statements or just more nonsense?Oh it's you, let me get my laugh track ready.
And that one assist came in a 4-1 loss. How has that changed the overall point?In other words, McDavid scored in four games. You accomplish nothing by spinning facts.
Anything to rebut my statements or just more nonsense?
I aim to please.Nope. I find you're either dunking on someone, which is funny. Or getting dunked on, which is also funny. Two thumbs way up!
And everyone who voted for them is stupid also. No player on the losing team wants to accept that award. Hopefully by him it accepting it they change the way it should be voted on.Guigure, Hextall, Leach and Crozier all did it what makes him so f***ing special and above them, it's pissing in the face of the league, the fans and being a little entitled brat, I remember this board pissing and moaning all summer in 09 when Sid didnt shake hands with the all mighty Kirk Maltby because he couldnt wait an extra 2 f***ing seconds when he was being mobbed by the media.
You haven't made a point. You've fudged numbers and blatantly contradicted yourself in a desperate bid to convince yourself that 11 points in 7 games is "Not showing up".And that one assist came in a 4-1 loss. How has that changed the overall point?
Weren't you just waxing philosophical about the use of red herrings? Do as I say, not as I do with you apparently.
If you have the same expectations offensively of Barkov and McDavid then you have nothing to blame, but your own ignorance.
Yes, because McDavid is an offensive player, he hardly brrings anything else to the table in the neutral and defensive zones. Barkov has the ability to impact a game in these areas.
You don't read thoroughly is your problem here.
You're 100% right, the player who carried the largest cap hit in the league for many seasons is paid to do everything, but score. How silly of me to get this confused.
Since when is McDavid known as a good defensive player? That's certainly news to me.
How have I fudged the numbers? I've presented them in all seven games exactly as they were recorded.You haven't made a point. You've fudged numbers and blatantly contradicted yourself in a desperate bid to convince yourself that 11 points in 7 games is "Not showing up".
Insults, insults, insults. Anything of substance at all?A simple yes would be sufficient.
You could simply agree with my statement instead of taking the long way.
Tell me you don't watch McDavid play outside of what you saw in the SCF without telling me.
Or that you don't make any sense.
Well - being a casual hockey fan who doesn't fully grasp what he is looking at on the Ice and relies almost fully upon play by play analysis to get his talking points I would expect you to feel this way.
Pretending McDavid was shut down for the majority of games is factually wrong. Using Bizarro-world math, McDavid getting one point counts as being shut down. According to you he only 'shows up' when he has multiple point games.How have I fudged the numbers. I've presented them in all seven games exactly as they were recorded.
Yes, I'm saying Barkov shut him down in the majority of the games head-to-head.
When you only put up any significant points in three games out of seven then it really wasn't as impressive a series people make it out to be.
He scored 10 out of his 11 points in three games. In the other four games he managed one point.
You think showing up in three games out of seven is playing well for an entire series?
But I'll direct this toward you now: Do you think not showing up in four games out of seven is playing well overall?
Then they should actually HOLD THE VOTE AFTER THE GAMES ARE OVER! They don't and so it makes perfect sense to me that people would vote for McDavid. They could have still won when the vote was held and he was clearly the biggest difference maker in the Finals and in the playoffs overall.Why not give SC to loser team while we are at it? As hockey community We need to do better go with the time, it's year 2024. Winning is outdated social construct we need to celebrate losers!!
One assist in a 4-1 loss is showing up now? You have a very liberal definition of the phrase.Pretending McDavid was shut down for the majority of games is factually wrong.
Dude, you're mistaking this for a debate. Today is Tuesday. It's summer. McDavid was better than Barkov. The numbers aren't changing, no matter how many times you misrepresent them.Ah yes, one point in four games is producing. How could I be so silly.
One assist in a 4-1 loss is showing up now? You have very liberal definition of the phrase.
I'll ask again: how have I misrepresented the numbers?Dude, you're mistaking this for a debate. Today is Tuesday. It's summer. McDavid was better than Barkov. The numbers aren't changing, no matter how many times you misrepresent them.
trophies are for winners.
which he proved he wasn't after not coming out to accept in front of fans.
from now on, please no hardware for the losers.
Barkov's job was not to score. It was to neutralize McDavid. Which he did more often than not. There is more to life than offensive stats.In other words, McDavid scored in four games. You accomplish nothing by spinning facts.
Wait... didn't you just say "You think showing up in three games out of seven is playing well for an entire series?" Um... Barkov scored in three games (total of 5 points). McDavid scored in four games for a total of 11 points. No misdirection or spin can change the fact that McDavid was – by far – the best player in this series and the playoffs as a whole.
To be fair, the majority of people bashing McDavid are not Panthers fansThe trophy is for the most valuable player in the playoffs. Just shocked at the lack of awareness of what McDavid accomplished this playoff run. One of the best runs in history. Lets just give it to someone random because their team won the cup.
The difference in the Oilers winning the Stanley Cup was one goal in a game 7. How does one goal in one game equate to his dominance over everyone else these past two month being erased. Then to have the fans boo him. Clearly Florida fans don't understand how special his run was or they are just classless. I think it's both. That booing was an embarrassment for the league and a disgrace to the city.