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Old 06-28-2010, 04:52 PM   #14
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Roy had two bigger names, but lets not pretend that Brodeur has ever had a true lack of offensive punch.

Lets look at the offensive powers Brodeur had.

Alexander Mogilny
Scott Gomez
Patrik Elias
Petr Sykora
Bill Guerin

THose are just the guys who were top notch at the time and racking up good numbers. He had big names like Joe Nieuwendyk and Langebrunner too. So lets not pretend that the Devils have gotten by with sub par talent. THey are TOP teams.

If you want to play that game though, all it does is show Haseks dominance. He won 6 Vezinas and went to an Eastern finals and an NHL finals with Miro Satan as his BEST offensive player, and a shit defense.

http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/l...000331999.html

look at that roster and tell me they deserved to be anywhere near a final.

I hate Hasek for the way he left town, but there is no denying he is the best player in sabres history, and the best goalie to ever play.
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