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11Retire 91 or no?
Detroit Red Wings
jammer2 - PostedI think Pavs gets into the HOF before Zetts. Let's face it, MANY players, from his team and others were not shy about saying he was the most skilled player in the league. At one point, it was taken for granted he had the most natural talent in the NHL. As was mentioned in this thread....it's always the great ones that are NEVER satisified with their skill level.....the true greats are on a non stop mission to learn, practice, and hone every skill they have. It's just engrained into them...ex. Crosby. Gretzky and Orr...the exact same thrist for improvement. Zetts is a bit of different animal. Better than average skill, but not great. BUT....that was not his real calling card, it was his passion for the game, the unbridled grit he brought night in and night out, even hurt. When it mattered the most, Zetts brought his A game in the playoffs. He took the grit to another level. He was downright mean and nasty to play against. Pavs for the HOF for sure. Zetts is more of a borderline case who might be hurt by frequent injuries. I have the utmost respect for Zetts though, he plays the game the way it was meant to be played. I have trouble retiring either of their numbers. They are not true greats like Howe, Abel, Lindsay, Stevie, Lids....it's a very tough call though, but reserve number retirement for TRUE SUPERSTARS. Weak and newer teams without the storied history can retire a Paul Karia (not great), but the Wings have such a storied history, it's a LOT to be compared to those other all time greats. -
90Wild's Ownership Are they really "Committed to Winning it All"
Minnesota Wild
jammer2 - PostedThat is my thoughts on the matter also. Unless they have a little tiny arena (which is not the case, it's average), I'm suspicious when an owner cries poor, especially from a team that sells out every single night. Seems to me, the sell outs would at least cover the bills and the sweet commercial and merchandise deals are pure profit. Even more skeptical if they own the arena and the concessions, which are a cash cow if I've ever seen one....not even talking about the outrageous parking fees....etc. -
19Power Play Unit 1 and 2
Philadelphia Flyers
King Knut - PostedI Said you COULD. There isn’t another LW i’d Try it with. And it’s not really “playing the point” That’s still Provo. Jake doesn’t really play the point and neither does G. -
90Wild's Ownership Are they really "Committed to Winning it All"
Minnesota Wild
CreaseAndAssist - PostedAs one can take the 'sellout streak' when it was the same exact number for at least a few seasons... -
90Wild's Ownership Are they really "Committed to Winning it All"
Minnesota Wild
IllaZilla - PostedA good accountant will make the numbers say anything...so when business owners claim they lose money, I always take it with a very large grain of salt... -
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19Power Play Unit 1 and 2
Philadelphia Flyers
mojo1917 - PostedHas Lindlom ever played the point? The NHL isn't the place to learn, I'd be wary of trying this. -
90Wild's Ownership Are they really "Committed to Winning it All"
Minnesota Wild
CreaseAndAssist - PostedLeipold has claimed he's lost money since he purchased the team even though we do sell out most nights.
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