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I wonder though. The NHL ASG MVP gets a brand new Dodge Journey. What does the AHL ASG MVP get? I'm going wtith a 2001 Dodge Neon
I wonder though. The NHL ASG MVP gets a brand new Dodge Journey. What does the AHL ASG MVP get? I'm going wtith a 2001 Dodge Neon with 107,000 miles on it.
This thread is useless without a list of former ahl all-star m.v.p.'s!
2007
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Brett Sterling of the Chicago Wolves, the AHL’s leading scorer among rookies this year with 39 goals and 66 points, was named the 2007 Rbk Hockey AHL All-Star Game MVP after netting two goals and an assist for PlanetUSA.
Wade Flaherty of the hometown Manitoba Moose and Yann Danis of the Hamilton Bulldogs were named co-winners of the Rbk Hockey Most Valuable Player award for the game.
How relevant is this game? Since 1995, 427 players have participated in the AHL All-Star Classic and more than 93 percent of them have made it to the NHL. This is an ideal opportunity to witness some of the sport's future stars play against each other for one night.
Last edited by Len-Det64; January 29th, 2008 at 09:58 AM.
Len, where'd you find that list?
Neither of the links display it.
Let's check out those who are/were solid NHL contributors and those who are not
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Originally Posted by Len-Det64
2007 - Brett Sterling - TBD
2006 - Yann Danis & Wade Flaherty - TBD - not
2005 - Tomas Plekanec - solid
2004 - Mike Zigomanis - not
2003 - Jon Sim - not
2002 - Mike Craig - not
2001 -John Slaney - not
2000 - Martin Brochu - not
1999 - Jean-Marc Pelletier - not
1998 - Daniel Briere - solid
1997 - Tomas Vokoun - solid
1996 - Wes Waltz - not
1995 - Ralph Intranuovo - not
3 solid nhl contributors, 9 not, 2 TBD out of 14.
Last edited by Bogey Man; January 29th, 2008 at 11:09 AM.
Len, where'd you find that list?
Neither of the links display it.
Let's check out those who are/were solid NHL contributors and those who are not
3 solid nhl contributors, 9 not, 2 TBD out of 14.
With some research I was able to find the names. The AHL doesn't track these things like the NHL does. As far as the winners for the MVP goes, I wouldn't put too much stock into it because it is based on the player that played the best for that game only. Winning the MVP in the AHL ASG is not a true gage of weather or not a player is going to make in the NHL. You're better off looking at career #'s in the AHL for guidance on who will have a better chance at making it in the NHL.
As far as the winners for the MVP goes, I wouldn't put too much stock into it because it is based on the player that played the best for that game only. Winning the MVP in the AHL ASG is not a true gage of weather or not a player is going to make in the NHL.
Len, where'd you find that list?
Neither of the links display it.
Let's check out those who are/were solid NHL contributors and those who are not
3 solid nhl contributors, 9 not, 2 TBD out of 14.
I'd say 4. Walz played over 600 NHL games, scored 100+ goals and 150+ assists. Not a prolific scorer, but turned into a pretty solid stopper-type forward.
Len, where'd you find that list?
Neither of the links display it.
Let's check out those who are/were solid NHL contributors and those who are not
3 solid nhl contributors, 9 not, 2 TBD out of 14.
i COMPLETELY disagree...
Wade Flaherty was a decent backup goaltender for what. 11 years?
Jon Sim is an 8-year veteran and has been solid everywhere he's played... and was a favorite to some of us when he played in Los Angeles.
Mike Craig was a pretty solid 3rd-liner for about 7 or 8 years there in the early/mid nineties.
John Slaney played 268 games over 9 seasons in the NHL as a decent #6/7 defenseman
Wes Walz played for 12 F***ING years and was one of the best defensive forwards in the league throughout his career.
i think Mike Zigomanis is still at a point where he CAN be considered as a TBD.
i can understand when you knock a couple of 30-year old (or near 30-year old) goaltenders like Pelletier or Brochu, who haven't even sniffed at 10 games in the NHL. but the above mentioned players, c'mon.
Wade Flaherty was a decent backup goaltender for what. 11 years?
Jon Sim is an 8-year veteran and has been solid everywhere he's played... and was a favorite to some of us when he played in Los Angeles.
Mike Craig was a pretty solid 3rd-liner for about 7 or 8 years there in the early/mid nineties.
John Slaney played 268 games over 9 seasons in the NHL as a decent #6/7 defenseman
Wes Walz played for 12 F***ING years and was one of the best defensive forwards in the league throughout his career.
i think Mike Zigomanis is still at a point where he CAN be considered as a TBD.
i can understand when you knock a couple of 30-year old (or near 30-year old) goaltenders like Pelletier or Brochu, who haven't even sniffed at 10 games in the NHL. but the above mentioned players, c'mon.
OK, I'll give you Walz and the TBD for Zigomanis but that's where I draw the line.
Remember, I said solid NHL contributor, not borderline NHLer.
Len-Det64
