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Forum: NHL23 févr. à 1 h 47
Sujet: Players that would be nhl caliber without injuries
Nicklas Backstrom was a fantastic player and is now looking like he can make the hall of fame as he was the NHL's best play maker for a whole decade. He played alongside Alex Ovechkin and they were bread and butter together as he had over 50 assists in his first 3 years in the league. He even had a 33 goal, 101 point season in 2010. The next season he did not play as good but he still had 65 points. The next season he missed around half the season but was over a point a game as he had 44 points in 42 games. The next season was the lockout shortened season and he was a point a game again as he had 40 assists and 8 goals in 48 games! For the next 5 years he stayed healthy and would average around 72 points a season. He was a key factor for the 2018 capitals Stanley Cup Win. In the 2019-20 season he missed 9 games but he still had 54 points. In the 2020-21 shortened season, he played fantastic as he stayed healthy and had 53 points in 55 games. It looked like he was a for sure Hall Of Famer the way his career was going until the next season his hip started to have problems. He missed over half the season but he would still have 50 points if he played the full season so his point total was decreasing with age but his playoffs were great as he was a point a game in 6 games so it looked like he was still a solid top 6 producer. Again he missed over half the season in 2022-23 due to more hip problems. His point totals again were decreasing as he wouldn't even have 50 points if he played the full season. His injuries were taking a toll on him and with his age it was not looking good. Luckily, he was healthy to start off the season this year and everyone was hoping for a good season. He started off by playing bad as he only had 1 point in 8 games then he got another hip injury. I hope he can come back but at the age of 36 and with many hip injuries that he had it is looking like his career is over.
Forum: NHL23 févr. à 1 h 29
Sujet: Players that would be nhl caliber without injuries
Matt Niskanen was a very solid 2-way d-man in the 2010's but due to Covid-19 he thought it would be better to retire. Matt Niskanen never really faced any injury. He missed 24 games one season but other then that he really never had any injury. In the late 2000's Matt Niskanen played his first few seasons where he was a very solid player. In his 4th season his play completely dropped and then was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins with James Neal for Alex Goligoski. With Pittsburgh he really restarted his career. He played 3 more years with Pittsburgh and had a career year in 2013-14 having 10 goals and 36 assists for 46 points 81 games. He was a star 2-way d-man during his contract year and then he cashed in the next year with a 7 year 40.25 million dollar contract with the Washington Capitals. He spent the next 5 years as a Washington Capital and he played great as he would constantly get 30 points a season. He was traded in his 6 year of the contract for Radko Gudas and he played great and he had a career resurgence year as he had 33 points with the Flyers in the covid shortened year. After the bubble playoffs, he decided that it would be good for him to retire due to the uncertainties of his experience with Covid-19.