So but hurt.

Too bad its true. Any time you start naming all the goaliesbwith better stats you get "but his defence sucks he's the bestest I swear it"

Now we get morons like you talking about reimers stats being as good.

I would bet you were one of the brain dead idiots that would reply with "but halak only faced bad teams it doesn't count"..../
- prock

I never talked about Price or Halak. There's only on person who's butt hurt here tonight and it's you.


Because the Leafs are a (frank)ing mess since forever ans Bernier blows (frank)ing chunks.

Reimer is not to blame for whatever failure the Leafs have suffered. Poor mangement, drafting and trading is to blame.


Bernier is an average number one goalie. Deal with it.

Because they played on different teams in different conferences. Comparing them behind the same forwards and defense makes more sense.
- Feeling Glucky?

Reimer with the Leafs = Bernier with the Leafs.

It's really all that simple.

Bernier must be injured... right, glucker?

Reimer with the Leafs = Bernier with the Leafs.

It's really all that simple.
- Pecafan Fan

Yup. Except for all the evidence.

Bernier must be injured... right, glucker?
- Pecafan Fan

or the team's just mailing it in all-around?

Yup. Except for all the evidence.
- Feeling Glucky?

If the numbers are similar and you just confessed you didn't watch the leafs for a month, I don't see how you can still argue.

You talk right out of your ass.


Thanks for playing. Better luck next time.

If the numbers are similar and you just confessed you didn't watch the leafs for a month, I don't see how you can still argue.

You talk right out of your ass.


Thanks for playing. Better luck next time.
- Pecafan Fan

I love what a big moment this is for you.

Watching the games, reading the stats, they all point to the same conclusion. Reimer

I love what a big moment this is for you.

Watching the games, reading the stats, they all point to the same conclusion. Reimer
- Feeling Glucky?

They point to the fact both are good goalies but none can save the leafs from the cluster(frank) that team really is.

They point to the fact both are good goalies but none can save the leafs from the cluster(frank) that team really is.
- Pecafan Fan

Well, I wasn't arguing that

I lost interest near the start of the losing skid because it was clear where they were going.

Mirtle's a clown
-burn
- Pecafan Fan

Clever.

[quote=Doppleganger]


So, still no quote that you claimed? I guess the fact that you cannot post said quote is an indication that it doesn't exist.

Since coming to the Leafs, Bernier has posted a better GAA, SV%, and the Leafs have a better record with him in net than with Reimer.

But outside of those numbers, yea, the stats totally show they're the same goalie.
- Feeling Glucky?

Compare the numbers when reimer was clear cut guy, and numbers of Bernier since he got here.

They are about the same.

I never talked about Price or Halak. There's only on person who's butt hurt here tonight and it's you.


Because the Leafs are a (frank)ing mess since forever ans Bernier blows (frank)ing chunks.

Reimer is not to blame for whatever failure the Leafs have suffered. Poor mangement, drafting and trading is to blame.


Bernier is an average number one goalie. Deal with it.
- Pecafan Fan

Bernier stopped 10 of the 13 shots he faced last night, and Reimer stopped all 18 he faced.

Reimer > Bernier

this is insane

this is insane
- Crimsoninja

I know I am, but what am I?

Compare the numbers when reimer was clear cut guy, and numbers of Bernier since he got here.

They are about the same.
- burn

Yes.

So, still no quote that you claimed? I guess the fact that you cannot post said quote is an indication that it doesn't exist.
- burn

No, I conceded to your superior assessment of the situation back on the last page. The leafs brain trust were completly happy will ALL aspects of little willies' overall game play at the WJC, and that's why they sent him back to the SHL.

All those NHL scouts that make their living evaluating young prospects at the WJC were all wrong about him. Little willie was right on track with his development and there was no need for the leafs brain trust to promote him to the AHL, just as they should have done at the end of training camp.







Now back to reality, why did they promote him to the AHL, if as you claim there wee no problems with his game, and he was the best player to ever play at the WJC and lead his team to the double super gold extreme medal?

No, I conceded to your superior assessment of the situation back on the last page. The leafs brain trust were completly happy will ALL aspects of little willies' overall game play at the WJC, and that's why they sent him back to the SHL.

All those NHL scouts that make their living evaluating young prospects at the WJC were all wrong about him. Little willie was right on track with his development and there was no need for the leafs brain trust to promote him to the AHL, just as they should have done at the end of training camp.







Now back to reality, why did they promote him to the AHL, if as you claim there wee no problems with his game, and he was the best player to ever play at the WJC and lead his team to the double super gold extreme medal?
- Doppleganger

No where did I say he was flawless. He is what he is and he did that well. That is called doing well.

No, I conceded to your superior assessment of the situation back on the last page. The leafs brain trust were completly happy will ALL aspects of little willies' overall game play at the WJC, and that's why they sent him back to the SHL.

All those NHL scouts that make their living evaluating young prospects at the WJC were all wrong about him. Little willie was right on track with his development and there was no need for the leafs brain trust to promote him to the AHL, just as they should have done at the end of training camp.







Now back to reality, why did they promote him to the AHL, if as you claim there wee no problems with his game, and he was the best player to ever play at the WJC and lead his team to the double super gold extreme medal?
- Doppleganger

Could you be more contradictory here?? Why'd they "Promote him to the AHL" if he was doing so poorly, as you have stated??

He's an 18yr old kid. A small skilled forward. That is what he is, and that is what he did (in the SHL and the WCJ). To suggest that because he isn't Guy Carbeaneau he's failing is absurd.

How does Arizona Feel about Domi??

No where did I say he was flawless. He is what he is and he did that well. That is called doing well.
- burn

And all those NHL scouts that were surveyed were lying in their assessment of his game without the puck, right?


http://www.stcatharinesst...ylander-from-swedish-team

- Remarkably skilled with the puck.

- Uninvolved without it.



Oh did I mention that Mike Zeisberger of the toronto Sun, who wrote article also mentioned on panel on Sportsnet that they also noticed he was easily knocked off the puck, and needed to got to the AHL to play the North American game to work on that?

Jesus Christ dopps you're obsessed.

And all those NHL scouts that were surveyed were lying in their assessment of his game without the puck, right?


http://www.stcatharinesst...ylander-from-swedish-team

- Remarkably skilled with the puck.

- Uninvolved without it.



Oh did I mention that Mike Zeisberger of the toronto Sun, who wrote article also mentioned on panel on Sportsnet that they also noticed he was easily knocked off the puck, and needed to got to the AHL to play the North American game to work on that?
- Doppleganger

you know, when you keep using that one bullet point over and over, with no other arguments, it really makes your argument that much stronger.

Here, let me try it:
1. William Nylander, C, Toronto Maple Leafs (previous ranking: 4)
Current team: Toronto Marlies (AHL) | 2014-15 stats: 21 GP 8 G 12 A
DOB: 5-1-96 | Draft: No. 8, 2014

The top group were all close for me, and I would not say that putting Nylander No. 1 was an easy call. I leaned toward him because he stands out. His skill level is unique, his play in Sweden this year has been unique, the way he weaves through the neutral zone and gains the blue line effortlessly is unique. He's by no means a perfect player -- he has to improve his play off the puck and get a lot stronger -- but the upside is quite tantalizing.


An unbiased scout thinks he's the best drafted prospect from all NHL teams. Interesting.

Jesus Christ dopps you're obsessed.
- Cape Breton Bruins

Jesus Christ dopps you're obsessed.
- Cape Breton Bruins

Maybe, however:
1. William Nylander, C, Toronto Maple Leafs (previous ranking: 4)
Current team: Toronto Marlies (AHL) | 2014-15 stats: 21 GP 8 G 12 A
DOB: 5-1-96 | Draft: No. 8, 2014

The top group were all close for me, and I would not say that putting Nylander No. 1 was an easy call. I leaned toward him because he stands out. His skill level is unique, his play in Sweden this year has been unique, the way he weaves through the neutral zone and gains the blue line effortlessly is unique. He's by no means a perfect player -- he has to improve his play off the puck and get a lot stronger -- but the upside is quite tantalizing.

- the_cause2000

Here's an interesting something I dug up:

1. William Nylander, C, Toronto Maple Leafs (previous ranking: 4)
Current team: Toronto Marlies (AHL) | 2014-15 stats: 21 GP 8 G 12 A
DOB: 5-1-96 | Draft: No. 8, 2014

The top group were all close for me, and I would not say that putting Nylander No. 1 was an easy call. I leaned toward him because he stands out. His skill level is unique, his play in Sweden this year has been unique, the way he weaves through the neutral zone and gains the blue line effortlessly is unique. He's by no means a perfect player -- he has to improve his play off the puck and get a lot stronger -- but the upside is quite tantalizing.