WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou
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I fear that they are getting hot at rhe wrong time for the Habs. McJebus will put on a show for the HNIC game on the 13th.
you want us to lose...I fear that they are getting hot at rhe wrong time for the Habs. McJebus will put on a show for the HNIC game on the 13th.
For a time he was the second best defenseman in Christendom next to Orr. But then Robinson and Potvin came along.How many cups did the others have at 26?
Anyway, how good was Brad Park to be the only D on that list.
Only if he retires without any. He still has a few years left.as Wehave would say, no cups, so a failure....
The day winning championships is no longer relevant in determining greatness is the day we may as well stop watching sports altogether. You measure greatness only one way: banners in the rafters. Anything short of that is failure. No fan cares about how many goals a player scores. That's an individual achievement. Fans care about teams, not players. They care about team championships because that's the kind of thing that a fan can feel like they're a part of. It's the reasons fans are fans. So to be a great player you need to help deliver to the fans the championships to which they feel entitled. If you don't deliver, you have not achieved true greatness. You're merely an accumulator of points.The "Winning a Cup" argument will become less & less relevant to determine a player's greatness as the sport expands to more teams.
It used to be a real method to determine a player's greatness, to an extent, when there were 6 to 12 teams. But in modern day sports, where the leagues have made it harderfor players to get paid what they're actually worthfor teams to build sustainable teams with depth that can last for a long time, winning is incredibly hard.
Better metric should be, has McDavid performed up to his talent at the key times? And the answer to that, in my opinion, has unequivocally been yes.
What would you rather have? A 50 goal scorer or a 50 goal scorer who wins a ring for your team.cool story bro
Your argument would make more sense in tennis, where fans root for individuals.Remind me again, are we watching hockey or tennis?
cool story bro
If McDavid never wins a Cup... He'll still be a top 10, maybe top 5 greatest player of all time.My argument is plainly this: NO player is truly great without a championship.
Simple enough for you?