@ol76azz@brenmidov Everyone is well aware that he was injured. Still won a gold medal btw. That doesn’t change the fact that every gm in the league would trade Suzuki and several 1st for Matthews in a heartbeat
@grantmccagg Does anyone really think Suzuki is even close to Matthews? I get Suzuki had a good season and Matthews has been battling injuries last season and a half… but there isn’t even a debate to be had.
@politicstcan@ReinoFanClub13 I love Thomas. I think he is incredibly underrated besides the fact that he can’t stay healthy. When healthy he is 110 pt player. But He should not be ahead of celebrini, Eichel, Matthews (when healthy)
@NHLTegridy@PuckIQ_OFFICIAL Fantilli and Cooley will be knocking on the door to this list but not quite there yet. But I’d still have Point over Larkin even though he had an injury filled year.
@NHLMedia Celebrini is amazing and will soon be number 1 on this list. Today, you have to put drai ahead of him. Also Robert Thomas needs on this list.
@ShawnF1998 How is he wrong about Hutson. No one can explain where anything he said isn’t fact about him. He is elite offensively but not nearly as athletic as Quinn Hughes and will never be a Quinn. Average defensively. Great top 4 offense specialist.
@ivandemigoal@coreypronman No the benson ranking is the worst one by far. Like way off. But it’s true he didn’t play great playoff teams. That’s a solid point
@SummoningSports Pronman values size. Thats it. He factors a lot into it but size and ability to play playoff hockey is what he scouts. He is dead wrong on benson but the list is not bad otherwise. A few guys who are big like Slaf got overrated but again he values that style.
@SneakyJoeSports Someone needs to explain how Habs didn’t set nhl records for fewest shots, longest time without a shot, etc. were they actually good in the playoffs? I don’t think anyone thinks that. They were laughably lucky. Several canes players said that was the easiest series.