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Park #2 04-13-2004, 02:21 PM I'll Stir the Pot:
Marc Savard had 52 points (19 goals, 33 assists) this year, despite missing 36 games due to injuries.
Savard led ALL NHL players with at least 41 games with an average of 1.16 points per game.
BLACKBURN 04-13-2004, 02:32 PM Yes but hes still a little punk. Also his other stats arent exactly great -
-8 (1.16 a game, yet hes still a minus)
85 pims (he isnt fighting so they are just bad penalties)
5'10 195 lbs (far from a large player and he isnt physical either, maybe sneaky)
22:19 (plenty of ice on a weak team like Atlanta)
I think id rather not have him. York made him expendable so naturally a couple of seasons later we trade York when we have no replacement and he is anything but expendable.
why :dunno: we got Poti, thats why :banana:
:banghead: Sather.....
Sather Hater 04-13-2004, 02:37 PM For some reason I can't remember, what did we get back for Savard??
Larry Melnyk 04-13-2004, 02:45 PM For some reason I can't remember, what did we get back for Savard??
How dare you not remember that we got the one, the only, Jan Hlavac in return! OK, it was the Rangers #1 pick and Savard for Clagary's #1 and Hlavac....turned out to be Hlavac/Lundmark and Pat Aufiero for Savard/Saprykin ...
slim399 04-13-2004, 02:46 PM savard and our 1st to calgary for their 1st (lundmark) and hlavac, looked pretty good at the time.
Larry Melnyk 04-13-2004, 02:54 PM Yes but hes still a little punk. Also his other stats arent exactly great -
-8 (1.16 a game, yet hes still a minus)
85 pims (he isnt fighting so they are just bad penalties)
5'10 195 lbs (far from a large player and he isnt physical either, maybe sneaky)
22:19 (plenty of ice on a weak team like Atlanta)
I think id rather not have him. York made him expendable so naturally a couple of seasons later we trade York when we have no replacement and he is anything but expendable.
why :dunno: we got Poti, thats why :banana:
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A punk I would take on this team any day of the week and install him as the #1 center with no questions asked....Somehow, I get the feeling you didn't watch too much of Savard this past year because the only thing he could be knocked for were his injuries......When healthy, Savard was on the PP, manning the PK, the top Face-off guy, and leading the forwards in ice time....His coach, teamates and fans love him and depend on him down in Atalnta...he's a cocky player, sneaky dirty (which is fine by me) and a painn in the arse to play against......To top it all off, there are few better passers in the entire league..God, how I would love to have him back and dishing the puck off to Jagr....
When the Rangers dealt him, he was still pretty much inmature and York did indeed make him dealable...But to have both are even just one today...Oh well, life in Rangerland..
SingnBluesOnBroadway 04-13-2004, 02:56 PM :banghead: Sather.....
This one wasn't Sather.
pld459666 04-13-2004, 03:00 PM I'll Stir the Pot:
Marc Savard had 52 points (19 goals, 33 assists) this year, despite missing 36 games due to injuries.
Savard led ALL NHL players with at least 41 games with an average of 1.16 points per game.
regardless of his attitude.
The kid can flat out play the game. May not be a big man, but he plays hard and as a little guy, being a little dirty is fine by me.
He's a point producing player plain and simple. Just under a point every .75 games. has 199 assists in 421 games played.
Had he been able to stay healthy, he would be real close to Big Joe Thornton.
In 88 less games he has 117 points less, a healthy Savard over the same period cust that number by anywhere between 50-65 points.
not comparing the players, just the stats.
I would love to get this kid back in a NY Rangers uniform.
Frozen North 04-13-2004, 03:59 PM I remember a game years ago when they had the Ref mike'd and they showed him telling Gretz to talk to Savard about all the bad penalties!
It was like a Mom telling a Dad to spank his Son...it was freakin' hilarious!! :D
Barnaby 04-13-2004, 04:26 PM Maybe I'm the only one, but I always liked Savard...
I was pissed when they traded him... It didn't seem so bad when Lundmark was a top prospect, and the Czech line was rolling, but thats Ranger hockey...
BLACKBURN 04-14-2004, 03:49 AM This one wasn't Sather.
Before I said :banghead: Sather I had mentiond the York for Poti trade. I know Smith was the guy who did the Hlavac/Savard trade. I rememer when he was here he p****** off his teamates by going around the dressin room with t-shirts saying "little guy" or something on and was generally disliked by the veteran players. 85 pims is still a lot of pims if your not fighting. I have not seen him play much this season but when he was here he was a little immature punk according to his teamates and the press.
I would rather have him the Hlavac, but thats not saying a lot.
klingsor 04-14-2004, 05:24 AM Maybe I'm the only one, but I always liked Savard...
I was pissed when they traded him... It didn't seem so bad when Lundmark was a top prospect, and the Czech line was rolling, but thats Ranger hockey...
Same here.
He was a bit immature and selfish but he was a real slick playmaker. Do we have one?
Fletch 04-14-2004, 06:26 AM he had a nice wrist shot was a competitor and was a very good passer. Scored 6 (or 7 I believe) goals in preseason, but couldn't make the roster of the Rangers. Came up, and was the team's best center (ahead of TGO). Every winger excelled with him and subsequently went with TGO. I don't care much about his +/-. Kovalchuk was a -10, and I think you'd take him on your team. He's also not a fighter and had 63 PIMs, not quite Savvy level, but not too low. I have no explanation for that. Perhaps he had a couple 10 minute misconducts in there. Perhaps there are some coincidentals in there too. I dunno, but the Rangers could use a center like him. Jagr would love him.
Barnaby 04-14-2004, 08:12 AM I have an explanation for the PIMS..... it's called nitpicking ;)
Savard can play for my team any day. He was an arrogant little guy, but he could play the game! It seems like he's matured himself as well as his game, and we should be the ones reaping the benefit.
in the hall 04-14-2004, 10:18 AM Yes but hes still a little punk. Also his other stats arent exactly great -
-8 (1.16 a game, yet hes still a minus)
85 pims (he isnt fighting so they are just bad penalties)
5'10 195 lbs (far from a large player and he isnt physical either, maybe sneaky)
22:19 (plenty of ice on a weak team like Atlanta)
I think id rather not have him. York made him expendable so naturally a couple of seasons later we trade York when we have no replacement and he is anything but expendable.
why :dunno: we got Poti, thats why :banana:
:banghead: Sather.....
those are weak things to bring up, i'd still take him over most of what we've got
BLACKBURN 04-14-2004, 10:19 AM I just pointed ou his less desirable stats. Hes better then most players on this team but thats not saying much.
His pim breakdown was this by the way -
20 minors
1 major
2 misc
1 game misc
1 match
I understand he has talent, just pointing out he can also be a liability. But with all stats youll make what you want out of them.
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