Modifié 16 oct. 2020 à 12 h 18
Quoting: habrye
40 pts player BS!!!!!! I called you out on it and you have two choices.
Admit you were wrong or keep arguing against something that is fact!
You provided another BS opinion! Where did you pull that number from?
You need to spend more than 5 min of research but you won't!
Exaggeration don't help your case bud!
Here's my quote: "His career average is around 40 points."
Here's the math: Career points / 8 NHL seasons =
41.7 points
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41.7 points per season is around 40 points no?
- That is a verifiable fact
- That is not a BS opinion
- That is not exaggeration
- I'm not wrong in any sense
- You owe me an apology mister
Quoting: habrye
You are cherry picking!
In fact, there are more players who maintain their level of play to 35 than ones who drop fast like Gomez.
You provided another BS opinion ... 95%? Where did you pull that number from?
Here's my quote: "95% of players massively regress way before they turn 35."
Here are the facts: There will be a max of 31 players over the age of 34 in the NHL next season (excluding goalies).
- That number includes signed 35+ and unsigned 35+ players (who played last season)
- That's a maximum of one 35+ player per team (and each team has a 23 player roster)
- 1 out of 23 = 4.3% which means that only 4.3% of NHL players are 35 or older
- Which means that 95.7% of players regressed into retirement by age 35.
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95.7% of players is around 95% of players no?
- That is a verifiable fact
- That is not a BS opinion
- I'm not wrong in any sense
- You owe me an apology mister
Quoting: habrye
Every team needs key vets around 35. Many overlook that.
Leafs and Oilers need pieces like this.
Toronto currently has:
- Spezza (36), Simmonds (32), Andersen (31), Bogosian (30), Muzzin (30)
- And all these players have appropriate cap-hits and terms.
- Gallagher, Anderson, Weber, Petry and Price do not.
- And they'll all become anchors, just like Alzner.
And you need anger management mister