Malkin Owners Rejoice!

[27Blue]

he has looked pretty good this year. even without the knee fully healed. even without crosby. 10 points - 8 games. thats a hundred point pace.

[blayze]

he has looked pretty good this year. even without the knee fully healed. even without crosby. 10 points - 8 games. thats a hundred point pace.

And Kessel's on pace for 123 points

[27Blue]

it aint unfamiliar territory for malkin though.

[Gaborlick]

And Kessel's on pace for 123 points

which we all know is never going to happen. Toronto has been playing well (with the exception of the Boston game) and Kessel has shown improvement but streaky is as streaky does..

Malkin has scored at that pace before...and that's the difference.

[Gaborlick]

What too quick to judge...he has been this good even when he was putting up 110...i was on this site less than 3 days chriping the same when everyone laughs at me. He really is not that good...low 90's assist-heavy been chirping this for 3 years now and from day one upon making an account on this site. People finally just started to catch on and finally accept what has been reality since WJC 04 when I first watched him play a shift and was totally unimpressed and off-put by his skating ability. Nothing has changed about him since low 90's assist-heavy talent.

http://www.dobberhockey.com/index.ph...29&postcount=5

Underlying point this is not a new opinion on my end, this has been what i've been saying for the last 3 years.

MT "Malkin is an 85-90 point guy realistically, last season's production was no fluke...all three of Hossa Spezza and Stastny can and likely will hit 80 this season...completely unreasonable deal...add someone on his end if you want to move all three otherwise this thing is gonna get vetoed down in a heartbeat"

Which of Hossa, Spezza anf Stastny have hit 80?

Which people are catching on? I think it is still just you...

[MT319]

MT "Malkin is an 85-90 point guy realistically, last season's production was no fluke...all three of Hossa Spezza and Stastny can and likely will hit 80 this season...completely unreasonable deal...add someone on his end if you want to move all three otherwise this thing is gonna get vetoed down in a heartbeat"

Which of Hossa, Spezza anf Stastny have hit 80?

Which people are catching on? I think it is still just you...

Which of Hossa, Spezza, or Stastny "can or likely will" not hit 80 points or have not done so in recent years already. Wtf do they have to do with Malkin...was C.Stewart not on COL at the time that statement was made...have Hossa and Spezza not already hit 80+ in the past multiple times themselves. Is Hossa and Spezza both not at point-per-game pace right now. Has Stastny not already scored 79 points in 81 games the season directly before that. Be serious bro, saying "Spezza, Hossa, and Stastny" all "can and likely will" hit 80 is reality, something you clearly are not in touch with apparently.

[Gaborlick]

Which of Hossa, Spezza, or Stastny "can or likely will" not hit 80 points or have not done so in recent years already. Wtf do they have to do with Malkin...was C.Stewart not on COL at the time that statement was made...have Hossa and Spezza not already hit 80+ in the past multiple times themselves. Is Hossa and Spezza both not at point-per-game pace right now. Has Stastny not already scored 79 points in 81 games the season directly before that. Be serious bro, saying "Spezza, Hossa, and Stastny" all "can and likely will" hit 80 is reality, something you clearly are not in touch with apparently.

I think you need to re-read your own statement there homey..

I don't have any doubt those players can hit 80 points. You wrote that statement in 2010...

YOU SAID THIS SEASON(as in 2010/2011). They didn't hit 80 points, not one of the three. simple.

This is 2011/2012, Spezza is doing well, he has a history of both a PPG pace on both sides of an injury...

And as to the relevance of the conversation, you added the link and I was just discussing it as reference material. It also serves as some sort of proof that through all of your meanderings of arrogance on this board, you are fallible.

[Gaborlick]

Which of Hossa, Spezza, or Stastny "can or likely will" not hit 80 points or have not done so in recent years already. Wtf do they have to do with Malkin...was C.Stewart not on COL at the time that statement was made...have Hossa and Spezza not already hit 80+ in the past multiple times themselves. Is Hossa and Spezza both not at point-per-game pace right now. Has Stastny not already scored 79 points in 81 games the season directly before that. Be serious bro, saying "Spezza, Hossa, and Stastny" all "can and likely will" hit 80 is reality, something you clearly are not in touch with apparently.

wait...hold on... What does Stewarts team have to do with Stastny? Are you conveying dependency for Stastny or the other way around?

[MT319]

I think you need to re-read your own statement there homey..

I don't have any doubt those players can hit 80 points. You wrote that statement in 2010...

YOU SAID THIS SEASON(as in 2010/2011). They didn't hit 80 points, not one of the three. simple.

This is 2011/2012, Spezza is doing well, he has a history of both a PPG pace on both sides of an injury...

And as to the relevance of the conversation, you added the link and I was just discussing it as reference material. It also serves as some sort of proof that through all of your meanderings of arrogance on this board, you are fallible.

You're correct I am fallible, I should've said Malkin was only good for a 70 point pace not 85-90. You figure I post on this site for 1 year + and 4k worth of posts with everyone wishing they could flame me about something significant and this is the best you have. Did Stewart not get injured in November and then traded to STL. Did Spezza and Hossa not get injured. Was retaining Spezza-Hossa-Stastny in a *one year league* that year over Malkin the incorrect advice. Give me a break bro. I ain't 100% correct 100% of the time, but i'm at least 100% correct 90% of the time with the advice I give....with upside (and good skating mechanics). End of story.

[Gaborlick]

You're correct I am fallible, I should've said Malkin was only good for a 70 point pace not 85-90. You figure I post on this site for 1 year + and 4k worth of posts with everyone wishing they could flame me about something significant and this is the best you have. Did Stewart not get injured in November and then traded to STL. Did Spezza and Hossa not get injured. Was retaining Spezza-Hossa-Stastny in a *one year league* that year over Malkin the incorrect advice. Give me a break bro. I ain't 100% correct 100% of the time, but i'm at least 100% correct 90% of the time with the advice I give....with upside (and good skating mechanics). End of story.

sigh... you didn't answer my question as to what relevance Stewart has to Stastny.

This site is about discussion and that's what I do. I just feel you come across with incredible arrogance. It heightens my need/reason to argue.

I know that those guys have injury problems, that's why I figure they don't get to 80. Hossa hasn't been the same for a long time. I think he is now a mid 70's players. Spezza has talent to be a 80-90 point player but his injuries problems keep him from getting there.

[Killer67]

Malkin is excellent.

[Gaborlick]

Malkin is excellent.

pow! BLAM! BOOM!

Agreed.

[duducks]

Why hasnt he potted a hatty yet?

[VincentVega]

Why hasnt he potted a hatty yet?

I smell one tonight.

[BlackGold]

Why hasnt he potted a hatty yet?

Don't worry about it, he is Score.