Location: I said that months ago, keep up!, FL Joined: 03.10.2013
May 12 @ 12:43 PM ET
7th all time in game winning goals
23rd all time in goals scored
most nhl games played - homiedclown
He should get the NHL Longevity Award.
His 23 year avg was 52 pts....take out his last 5 years..58 pts.
Scored over 80 pts 2x.
Is that really a Hall of Famer?
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May 12 @ 12:46 PM ET
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3. Logan Cooley, C, USA U-18 (NTDP)
May. 4, 2004 | 5′ 10.25″ | 174 pounds
March 2022 Ranking: 3
Tier: Projected top of the lineup player
Skating: Above NHL average
Puck skills: Above NHL average
Hockey sense: Above NHL average
Compete: Above NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average
Background: Cooley has been the leading player in the 2004 age group for the USNTDP the last two years, although his pure production doesn’t blow you away. He made the USA world junior team as a 17-year-old in a significant role as their No. 2 center with power play time. He was a top forward at the U18 World Championships. He was a top player for the U18 team as a 16-year-old as well. He’s committed to the University of Minnesota.
Analysis: Cooley is a dynamic player. When he has the puck on his stick you instantly notice him because of his high-end speed, skill and offensive IQ. He can make highly creative dekes and passes at full speed. The pace of his game is why I think he will be a top NHL player. He takes pucks up the ice and to the net often. Cooley lacks size, but he plays hard. He can drive play at even strength while also having the vision and shot to be a power-play threat running a unit from the walls. He projects as a first-line forward; as a center, he would be a low-end first-line center in the NHL.
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May 12 @ 12:47 PM ET
He should get the NHL Longevity Award. His 23 year avg was 52 pts....take out his last 5 years..58 pts.
Scored over 80 pts 2x.
Is that really a Hall of Famer? - IonSabres
Wow only averaged 50 points for 23 years yeah he sucked
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May 12 @ 12:54 PM ET
Yes I said the best ever you got me - sbroads24
I don't even think Stefon Diggs is worthy of the Bills wall yet. 1300 yards is very good. But it's not even close to elite. Now, if you have 1300 yards receiving for like, 3-4, 5 years in a row, then I won't argue.
But Eric Moulds wasn't an all-time great. I don't even think Andre Reed was an all-time great.
Thurman Thomas was. Bruce Smith was. Jim Kelley for the K-gun offense alone is an all-time great (and he did QB a team to 4 Super Bowls).
People say Moulds didn't have anyone throwing him the ball who was particularly good. Well, Jackson didn't have the O-line that Thurman did, and he had an idiot head coach or two, and had to split time with CJ Spiller.
What Fred Jackson did with what he had, where he came from and his presence in the community, he absolutely should be on the Bills Wall of Fame.
Location: GM's are graded based on moves made before June 28th, apparently., NY Joined: 10.24.2006
May 12 @ 12:55 PM ET
He had one great season. One
His reputation far exceeded his productivity
Never double digit rushing TD’s.
Never played in the playoffs
That being said he probably goes on the wall and I’m fine with it as it’s a stupid wall of fame - sbroads24
I think that unless you get some talk of being HOF worthy you have no business having your jersey retired. We loved guys like Ray, Kyle Williams, and all of the other names that have been tossed around. They have no business having their jersey's retired. As it is we look like a minor league sports town because we have banners for winning our division and winning the President's Trophy (both of which scream that your team did nothing in the playoffs).
Location: We are in 30th place. It's 2017 , NY Joined: 02.12.2012
May 12 @ 12:57 PM ET
I don't even think Stefon Diggs is worthy of the Bills wall yet. 1300 yards is very good. But it's not even close to elite. Now, if you have 1300 yards receiving for like, 3-4, 5 years in a row, then I won't argue.
But Eric Moulds wasn't an all-time great. I don't even think Andre Reed was an all-time great.
Thurman Thomas was. Bruce Smith was. Jim Kelley for the K-gun offense alone is an all-time great (and he did QB a team to 4 Super Bowls).
People say Moulds didn't have anyone throwing him the ball who was particularly good. Well, Jackson didn't have the O-line that Thurman did, and he had an idiot head coach or two, and had to split time with CJ Spiller.
What Fred Jackson did with what he had, where he came from and his presence in the community, he absolutely should be on the Bills Wall of Fame. - BeadyEyedDouche
Location: We are in 30th place. It's 2017 , NY Joined: 02.12.2012
May 12 @ 12:57 PM ET
I think that unless you get some talk of being HOF worthy you have no business having your jersey retired. We loved guys like Ray, Kyle Williams, and all of the other names that have been tossed around. They have no business having their jersey's retired. As it is we look like a minor league sports town because we have banners for winning our division and winning the President's Trophy (both of which scream that your team did nothing in the playoffs). - Slump Buster
I think that unless you get some talk of being HOF worthy you have no business having your jersey retired. We loved guys like Ray, Kyle Williams, and all of the other names that have been tossed around. They have no business having their jersey's retired. As it is we look like a minor league sports town because we have banners for winning our division and winning the President's Trophy (both of which scream that your team did nothing in the playoffs). - Slump Buster
Just to be clear - being on the wall doesn't mean the number is retired. It's just their name on the stadium
Location: GM's are graded based on moves made before June 28th, apparently., NY Joined: 10.24.2006
May 12 @ 1:00 PM ET
Just to be clear - being on the wall doesn't mean the number is retired. It's just their name on the stadium - Hank Balling
That's a good point, and I've also thought that (putting names up) was silly. Either be one of the greats and get your number retired or just be a guy that will never have to buy another drink in this town. There is no shame in the latter.
That's a good point, and I've also thought that (putting names up) was silly. Either be one of the greats and get your number retired or just be a guy that will never have to buy another drink in this town. There is no shame in the latter. - Slump Buster
It's a weird middle ground. If the Sabres had it then I think Ryan Miller would be on it
That's a good point, and I've also thought that (putting names up) was silly. Either be one of the greats and get your number retired or just be a guy that will never have to buy another drink in this town. There is no shame in the latter. - Slump Buster
It's a weird middle ground. If the Sabres had it then I think Ryan Miller would be on it
Amerks game on Sunday is almost sold out. That’s pretty cool! Besides the RJ games this year. This might be my most heavily stranded hockey game I’ve been to all year lol