OT: Power rankings: Franchise players …

[silverfish]

Thought you would all like to know that our very own Henrik Lundqvist (as well as many other great candidates) finished behind Boston's Milan Lucic in these very very odd power rankings.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/news;_yl...yhoo&type=lgns

[NYReign]

I think those are just the general power rankings with the captions being whoever the franchise player is. Still think we should be ahead of Boston after beating them but to each his own, I'm not too worried about power rankings and the like

[ThirdEye]

It says that Lundqvist could better cover the upper half of the net, yet he's been exceptional at doing that this season... at least so far.

Most of those are just too obvious. Anyone who watches hockey knows each teams franchise player(s)

[hlundqvist30*]

Originally Posted by ThirdEye

It says that Lundqvist could better cover the upper half of the net, yet he's been exceptional at doing that this season... at least so far.

Most of those are just too obvious. Anyone who watches hockey knows each teams franchise player(s)

Agreed. Thanks for telling us the top player for each team Yahoo.

[Levitate]

Except they don't even do that well. Lucic is Boston's franchise player?

"Jack Johnson" now plays for the Blues? (I know he meant Erik)

And the needless shot at Lundqvist

[HockeyBasedNYC]

Why is Carey Price always mentioned in these things?

Hes a great young goalie... but he hasnt proved much, if anything.

[we want cup]

Originally Posted by HockeyBasedNYC

Why is Carey Price always mentioned in these things?

Hes a great young goalie... but he hasnt proved much, if anything.

Yeah, but Montreal probably would have gone up in arms if anyone else is called their franchise player...

[Abooch68]

yea those are just the basic power rankings with franchise players listed..

[Bleed Ranger Blue]

Carey Price embarrassed himself in the playoffs last year. Kids got talent, but hes nowhere near a Luongo or Lundqvist yet.