Bep Guidolin, youngest player of all time (hit the NHL at sixteen!)

Highest scoring Finnish player of all-time:



The Finnish Flash, Teemu Selanne!

I think Roy was the best goalie. Buffalo and NJ were primarily focused on defense, so Hasek and Broduer got a lot of help from that, both still great goalies though. Roy was such an ass, hated him as my team, the Wings, always met them in the playoffs. Gretzky was def the best player ever though.

-Kelly

I think Brodeur is better because he holds the most records for any goalie ever. Roy is an ass but I respect him.

Quote from: LivingTheDream on January 29, 2014, 07:46:19 PM
I think Roy was the best goalie. Buffalo and NJ were primarily focused on defense, so Hasek and Broduer got a lot of help from that, both still great goalies though. Roy was such an ass, hated him as my team, the Wings, always met them in the playoffs. Gretzky was def the best player ever though.

-Kelly

I left Roy off the list out of spite .

Now Jaques Plante, on the other hand... there was a dude I can respect.

Agree with you about Brodeur and Hasek getting helped out by solid D. CuJo, too.

What?! There was a time when the Sabres had solid D?

*faints*

Quote from: Gwynne on January 29, 2014, 07:51:12 PM
I left Roy off the list out of spite .

Now Jaques Plante, on the other hand... there was a dude I can respect.

Agree with you about Brodeur and Hasek getting helped out by solid D. CuJo, too.

Hate Roy lol, he's a total a-hole but he was a great goalie. Still remember him getting into fights with my team  . Hasek and Cujo weren't so great when they came to the Wings, but in fairness, they were older and out of their primes by then.

Quote from: Mr Hockey on January 20, 2014, 07:17:24 PM
Greatest goalie is Martin Brodeur.

He definitely is, but as a goalie my coaches have always told me not to idolize him because goalies who do that tend to try to play like him. His style of play only works because he is such a talented player, with lots of good reflexes and instincts. Some goalies have the right skill set to play like that, but obviously no one can play that style better than Brodeur

The Sabres fan in me had to vote for Dominik Hasek.

But I know in all truth that Wayne Gretzky is probably ze Greatest.

(Hey at least I'am being honest now!) 

Quite the Buffalo crew, here.

Leafs Nation represent?

Quote from: Gwynne on January 29, 2014, 10:06:14 PM
Quite the Buffalo crew, here.

Leafs Nation represent?

Lol when I used to go to hockey games there would always be this guy wearing a Leafs Jersey even when they weren't playing, I though it was hilarious, but back then the Leafs were better and Mats Sundin was awesome!

Didn't "Other" play for Crosby Stills Nash & Young??

Quote from: Gwynne on January 29, 2014, 10:06:14 PM
Quite the Buffalo crew, here.

Leafs Nation represent?

Nobody likes the Maple Laffs.

Quote from: Mr Hockey on January 30, 2014, 05:49:37 AM
Nobody likes the Maple Laffs.

Not the Leafs of today. Now a mutant time-warp fusion of the Leafs of '48, '63, '78 and '94? That would kick.

Quote from: Gwynne on January 30, 2014, 07:18:49 PM
Not the Leafs of today. Now a mutant time-warp fusion of the Leafs of '48, '63, '78 and '94? That would kick.

The Leafs aren't that bad this season though.

This guy



Voted for The Great One but in terms of raw talent I liked Mario better.

Quote from: oh hai! on January 31, 2014, 06:42:42 AM
This guy



Voted for The Great One but in terms of raw talent I liked Mario better.

SlapShot is an awesome movie.

If Super Mario wasn't plagued with injuries, who knows what he could of done? There's a chance he could of beat Gretzky in points.

Quote from: Mr Hockey on January 31, 2014, 06:48:12 AM
If Super Mario wasn't plagued with injuries, who knows what he could of done? There's a chance he could of beat Gretzky in points.

The dude came back from cancer treatment and kicked!