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Selanne is the ultimate ageless wonder.. He is simply amazing..
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From Kevin Lowe, who might be a little biased:
"Selanne is getting recognized now for his longevity. But Kurri was in his own league. How many players in the NHL were the best offensively and defensively?” Regular season GP G A PTS PPG Kurri - 1251-601-797-1398 1.12 Selanne - 1352-667-753-1420 1.05 (including last night's 4 pt effort) Playoffs GP G A PTS PPG Kurri - 200-106-127-233 1.17 (5 Stanley Cups) Selanne -111-41-38-79 0.71 (1 Stanley Cup) Very interesting argument. Kevin Lowe is biased for sure and I watched a good number of Oiler games in Kurri's heyday. Damn, he was very good both sides of the ice. In his first year without Gretzky, Kurri led the Oilers in scoring with 44 goals and 102 points. The year before, his last with the Great One, Kurri scored 43 goals and 96 points. All Gretzky? No way. It's like saying Brett Hull was only good because of Adam Oates. False. They were just damn good together. I would put Kurri ahead of Selanne, but I'm biased as well, being an Oiler fan. That and I have watched way more Kurri games than Selanne. In the games I have watched, I see Kurri's defensive prowess as the kicker. Fantasy hockey, sure, Selanne is better, but in the real world, Kurri was like having a Jonathan Toews; responsible and lethal.
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Kevin Lowe is a d bag. At least in my generation, Selanne will be remembered as one of the all time greats.
Let's not forget that Kurri played in the high scoring 80s on a high flying edmonton oilers team on a line with the last player in the NHL to wear 99. I'm not taking credit away from Kurri, but if you put selanne in his shoes, he would have performed even better than Kurri.
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Over the course of Kurri's career the leage produced an average of 6.09 goals per game. In Selanne's career (through last season) that number was 4.86 goals per game. The upshot of this is that Kurri had about 25% more opportunities to score in his career (probably more since he played for one of the highest scoring teams at the time). Selanne (end of 2012) 1341-663-743-1406-1.048 Add 25% and you get 1.31 points per game... Obviously this isn't definitive as you don't know that Selanne would have availed himself of the opportunities, but I gotta think having 25% more chances to get on the score board is likely make an impact on one's career totals. Oh, and yippee for the dead puck era... (goal/game stats taken from: http://www.quanthockey.com/TS/TS_GoalsPerGame.php )
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All that said, I completely agree with the op (still trying to get used to these abbreviations!)...Teemu freakin' Selanne!! |
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Selanne is the first player ever in NHL to have TWO 4 point games at the age of 42 or older. Not even Gordie Howe could do it more than one time.
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UHL Pittsburgh Penguins 24 Team Fantrax Salary Cap H2H Dynasty League Daily G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SHP, GWG, SOG, Hits, Blks, FOW W, GAA, SV, SV%, SO 23 Man Roster - 3C, 3LW, 3RW, 3F, 6D, 1G, 4BN, 4IR 27 Man Minor Team C- Tavares, Stepan, Hodgson, Shaw, Bjugstad LW- Ryan, Perron, Downie, Killorn, Paajarvi RW- Wheeler, Simmonds, Coyle, Frattin, Rinaldo D- Schultz, JJ, Bogosian, EJ, Josi, Cowen, Muzzin G- Lehtonen F: Granlund, Silfverberg, Jensen, Dalpe, Bowman, Knight, Fasth, JAM D: Beaulieu, Koekkoek, Gelinas, Pysyk, McCabe, Irwin G: Nilsson, Nilstorp, Ramo, Berra, Brossoit, Gibson Last edited by Carcillo; 02-10-2013 at 12:30 PM. |
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Scoring was higher for many reasons but the fact remains, it was higher. If you compare the player's point per game rate over their career vs the league goals per game rate it turns out that, on average, Selanne would have been in on about 21% of the expected goals in games he participated in and Kurri woud have been in on 18%... These guys are elite and both great in their own way but Kurri got a boost from playing in a more offensively charged period.
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wow, that IS impressive!
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I'll take Selanne all day every day over Kurri. Kurri was a fine player, to be sure, but his offensive totals are inflated due to the period in which he played. I like to use hockey-reference.com when comparing players from different eras. Their adjusted points system is great for creating an even playing field and it really makes Kurri's best seasons look less great, where Teemu's first three full seasons in Anaheim become even better. Top two in the league in goals for three seasons in a row, and let's face it, Kurri, like a lot of other players benefited greatly from playing on Gretzky's wing. Put Selanne on Gretzky's wing and HE may be the one with the goal scoring record, not Gretzky.
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