Do we really need a statistical argument to say Matthews is Top 10?
There is no one in the league with his combination of size, strength on the puck, and shot. He beats goalies like its the 1980s. Just clean ridiculous snipes. To me it's as obvious as the sky is blue.
Yes, yes I do need a statistical argument.
you realize how bad your, and everyone else's, arguments are in respect to matthews? Hell, most people in this thread aren't making any argument; they are just typing out statements.
Look, he's a terrific player. However, all of the arguments I have seen for him are essentially as followed:
A collection of subjective premises.
Therefore, am is a top 10 player
Ex. It's not enough to say "he has the best combo of blah blah blah" you have to actually prove it, and just because he may have the best combo of whatever, it does not mean, or even imply, he is a top 10 player; moreover, having the combo is neither necessary or sufficient to being a top 10 player; Therefore, that is a flimsy premise to build your argument on, kind of like building a chair with three legs.
In summary: Your argument is trash. Stop acting like you are smarter than everyone when you clearly aren't.