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bhaw wrote:The part I don't get is how he give Zetterberg all this credit because he is a great all around player. Then in the same breath puts AO above Crosby. If you are looking at who is the best all around, I don't see how you can put AO above Crosby in that regard.
bhaw wrote:The part I don't get is how he give Zetterberg all this credit because he is a great all around player. Then in the same breath puts AO above Crosby. If you are looking at who is the best all around, I don't see how you can put AO above Crosby in that regard.
ffemtreed wrote:I would take Datsyuk over zetterberg any day. Until Zetterberg can do what he did last year day in and day out, for a couple years then I might consider him one of the top 10 in the league, Right now he doesn't even crack my top 20 or maybe even 30 if I think about it.
7. Evgeni Malkin, C: Ok, so he didn't have a post-season to remember, but Malkin is the real thing and he proved it with the way he stepped it up when Crosby went down
penny lane wrote:Zetterberg played Sid consistently well, as well as I have seen a forward do. BUT, that said, Sidney finished tie with him for points in the post season.
steelhammer wrote:"10. Joe Thornton, C: There's nothing he can't do on the ice, at least during the regular season."
nothing except score goals.
farnham16 wrote:If this guy is basing his rankings off all around ability, then top 3 is any combo of Crosby, Malkin, and Zetterburg.
Pitts wrote:Doesn't matter what this tool says. No GM in their right mind would take Zetterberg over Crosby or Ovechkin.
Pitts wrote:Doesn't matter what this tool says. No GM in their right mind would take Zetterberg over Malkin, Crosby or Ovechkin.
ffemtreed wrote:I would take Datsyuk over zetterberg any day. Until Zetterberg can do what he did last year day in and day out, for a couple years then I might consider him one of the top 10 in the league, Right now he doesn't even crack my top 20 or maybe even 30 if I think about it.
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Can't believe Detroit management hasn't noticed this, better give them a heads up.
KewellHandLuke wrote:As an admitted black-and-gold glasses wearing pens fan, I can't argue with Zetterberg being ranked #1. I'm not sure if I would put him number one, but how can anyone say that at this precise moment in time there isn't an argument for Zetterberg or AO? It certainly isn't a ridiculous or uneducated top 3 and if you take away your Penguin bias, there really isn't any argument against it (mostly due to his obvious short memory and the fact that this is heavily based on last year's performances and not much else). It's not who has more potential or scored more points or what player a GM would start a franchise with, it is simply the best hockey player in the world right now.
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