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- won 30 of his 64 games including 9 shutouts - posted a 1.87 average throughout the season, 1.77 in the playoffs - led his club to the final, but didn't win Charlie Gardiner, in 1933-34 with the Chicago Black Hawks.... - won 20 of his 48 games including 10 shutouts - posted a 1.63 average throughout the season, 1.33 in the playoffs - led his club to the final, and won Gardiner took the team with the LOWEST SCORING throughout the season to victory, while Hasek couldn't win with a team that was ranked 18th out of 27 for goals in 1998-99... hardly a team with no offense. |
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Sabres were the lowest scoring playoff team in their conference in 1999. Maybe you can enlighten the readers of this thread about the differences in playoff formats, league size etc comparing 1934 and 1999. Leagues evolve over a 60 year period (some may say not necessarily for the better). I have quite a bit of respect for the pioneers of the game. The era Charlie Gardiner played in was very colorful. One of his adversaries was a goaltender named Wilf Cude. Read up on him if you haven't done so. I hope you know that 1934 was not only Charlie Gardiner's last stand as a hockey player but his last stand in life. |
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Reading the comments here, it seems fair to say that some posters have limited knowledge about the game before the modern era, hence my pointing out that others in the past including Durnan and Gardiner - for example - have performed much better than Hasek. Nothing complicated, just simple facts. And regarding the "leagues evolve" comment.... The game since Hasek has played will continue to change.... will you think less of him as time goes forward, just because the game has evolved or changed? |
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Been to only one NHL game in my life: Leafs vs. Canes. Score was 2-2, I believe, and then Sundin scored the winner. My older cousin said "Canes suck." And they ended up winning the cup that season!
I prefer to watch the Marlies instead. Cheap tickets, and you can sit anywhere you want. The game is also fast and exciting!
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