All-Quebec team:
Huberdeau-Bergeron-Marchessault
Perron-Dubois-Mantha
Gourde-Danault-Duclair
Beauvillier-Roy-GaudreauChabot-Letang
Matheson-Savard
Girard-CarrierMarc-Andre Fleury
Devon Levi
Sam MontembeaultExtras: Vlasic, Laf, Joseph
Where do they rank internationally? pic.twitter.com/voTepa8Ujj
– Big Head Hockey (@BigHeadHcky) July 12, 2023
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The debate has been raging on social networks for the past few days. Who’s better? Evgeni Malkin or Patrick Kane? Everyone has their own opinion, but one of the two main players has spoken out on Instagram.
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“88” – Evgeni Malkin on Instagram
It’s all well and good to be humble, but I sincerely think Malkin is better than Kane. Yes, there’s a debate to be had, but Malkin has done a lot more than Kane in my opinion.
It’s a very close debate. Both players have won three Stanley Cups in their careers, not to mention a Conn Smythe, a Calder Trophy and a Hart Trophy each. Malkin, on the other hand, has two Art Ross trophies, while Kane has just one.
During this period, Malkin won the Hart Trophy in 2012, but also finished second in voting twice during this window. In fact, Malkin was probably the league’s second-best player during that 5-season window, just behind teammate Sidney Crosby (perhaps 3rd with Alex Ovechkin ahead).
During his career-best 5 seasons, from 2015 to 2019, Kane collected 445 points in 388 games. That’s three more points than Malkin, but he also played 39 more games.
In fact, Kane was able to take advantage of Jonathan Toews’ presence to manage the defensive game. Evgeni Malkin, on the other hand, was always behind Sidney Crosby, a bit like Leon Draisaitl, who is currently behind Connor McDavid, but is still defined as the NHL’s second-best player.
I believe that if Malkin had played for another team, he wouldn’t have three Stanley Cups, but he would definitely have been recognized as a greater player in NHL history.
In brief
– An all-Quebec team. Doesn’t sound bad.
– They’ve got nothing to lose.
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– Remy Mastey (@MasteyRemy) July 23, 2023
– Jake Evans could be on his way out this season.
In this #GoHabsGo Mailbag:
– Montreal Canadiens players cast as Sopranos characters.
– A long-term projected lineup including the defensemen in the organization.
– Heineman’s potential.
– Trade options.
– The Laval Rocket next season.And muchmore⬇️https://t.co/Flclp3uED8
– Montreal Hockey Now (@MTLhockeynow) July 21, 2023
– Blue Jays save the day.
The Blue Jays snatch a win from the Mariners and avoid a sweep https://t.co/wu6N76xs7I
– La Presse Sports (@LaPresse_Sports) July 24, 2023
– I don’t think there was any real shortage of them.
– TVA Sports (@TVASports) July 24, 2023