TSN:Which line is best in NHL?

[#18 the _Hoss_ 2]

http://www.tsn.ca/columnists/scott_cullen/...s=headlines_nhl

and from earlier http://www.tsn.ca/columnists/scott_cullen/?id=254968

Edited February 15, 2009 by #18 the _Hoss_

[YoungGuns1340 1]

Offensively? Yeah I'd say we're 2nd to Ovechkin's line. At both ends of the ice? There isn't another line that can compare to Zetterberg and Datsyuk's. If the writer had half a brain, he'd see that an ice rink has two ends, and that the Z-D-H line is peerless.

[titanium2 867]

It feels like it's been a while since I've seen 96-13-81 play together. They started out on ES and on the PP together, and then only played on the PP together, and now I can't really remember the last time that line was together. That was a good line, but they seemed to get better results with the 93-13-96 line.

[ComradeWasabi 109]

Offensively? Yeah I'd say we're 2nd to Ovechkin's line. At both ends of the ice? There isn't another line that can compare to Zetterberg and Datsyuk's. If the writer had half a brain, he'd see that an ice rink has two ends, and that the Z-D-H line is peerless.

ZDH hasn't been together enough this season to merit ranking on that particular list.

[going_top_shelf 6]

I think it would be awesome if Homer joined Hank and Pav again once he's healthy, I mean he probly will but I just love the idea of seeing the Iron-Five on the ice together again. Z-D-H up front and Lidstrom and Raffi on the back end, they were unstoppable last spring.