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Who is better Nyquist or Tatar?

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I think I have to go with Tatar. Like many before have said, I like his drive and tenacity. Ultimately I like both and if either one, preferably both, become more consistent then we definitely have something to look forward to.

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PK Subban has a lot of drive and tenacity. Lidstrom was always calm and laid back.

I guess this means Subban realgud. More realgud than Lidstrom.

Because what's true in the case of any two players must be true in the case of EVERY two players? Realgud thinking.

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Switched my vote to Nyquist.

I think Nyquist will be better because he doesn't need to rely on drive and tenacity to score 28 goals. Guess he does it naturally without needing those two factors.

Two factors that could easily diminish as a player's career goes on.

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I prefer Tatar for his enthusiasm and hustle, but I think Nyquist is the better player. Better defensively, better playmaking for others and he just has a higher hockey sense. The downside is that he is more of a confidence player and thus more likely to blow hit and cold.

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I deleted my vote for Tatar then voted for Tatar so I could feel the satisfaction of making the right choice again.

Edited - wanted to post the link but may be inappropriate. It was Satisfaction by Benny Benassi

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Such a tough choice here. They're both basically at the same level. Which is great considering how young they still are. I went with Tatar, but Nyquist is obviously highly skilled as well. And the great thing is they will both likely get even better as their careers go along.

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Realgud points everyone. I've been swayed and forced to change my vote again!

The major difference between Nyquist and Tatar is that Nyquist is a goose, and Tatar is a Mexican water bug.

Now the thing about geese is that some can lay golden eggs, like Gus did during the 13-14 season. However, to lay golden eggs, geese have to be loose. Hence the phrase "loosey goosey". Because geese are not always loose, a goose like Nyquist will be streakier from time to time.

Being a Mexican water bug, Tatar is obviously more lively and quick with the puck. But the main advantage of being a Mexican water bug is that it is a made-up insect that only exists inside the mind of Mickey Redmond. So basically the sky is the limit on Tatar's potential and what he will develop into. Don't ask me why Mickey's made-up bug is Mexican.

I know it's boring nerdy science stuff i got from a spread sheet, but the facts are there. Each has their strengths and weaknesses.

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Realgud points everyone. I've been swayed and forced to change my vote again!

The major difference between Nyquist and Tatar is that Nyquist is a goose, and Tatar is a Mexican water bug.

Now the thing about geese is that some can lay golden eggs, like Gus did during the 13-14 season. However, to lay golden eggs, geese have to be loose. Hence the phrase "loosey goosey". Because geese are not always loose, a goose like Nyquist will be streakier from time to time.

Being a Mexican water bug, Tatar is obviously more lively and quick with the puck. But the main advantage of being a Mexican water bug is that it is a made-up insect that only exists inside the mind of Mickey Redmond. So basically the sky is the limit on Tatar's potential and what he will develop into. Don't ask me why Mickey's made-up bug is Mexican.

I know it's boring nerdy science stuff i got from a spread sheet, but the facts are there. Each has their strengths and weaknesses.

So, if you could only draft one (Goose vs. Mexican Water Bug), which would you choose?

I'd go outside the box and pick a Mule. Better than bugs and/or water fowl.

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I picked Nyquist in a similar poll a few years ago and my opinion hasn't changed since then. I believe that Nyquist is definitely the better all around player, and as much as I love both players, I'd choose Nyquist over Tatar every single time.

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Realgud points everyone. I've been swayed and forced to change my vote again!

The major difference between Nyquist and Tatar is that Nyquist is a goose, and Tatar is a Mexican water bug.

Now the thing about geese is that some can lay golden eggs, like Gus did during the 13-14 season. However, to lay golden eggs, geese have to be loose. Hence the phrase "loosey goosey". Because geese are not always loose, a goose like Nyquist will be streakier from time to time.

Being a Mexican water bug, Tatar is obviously more lively and quick with the puck. But the main advantage of being a Mexican water bug is that it is a made-up insect that only exists inside the mind of Mickey Redmond. So basically the sky is the limit on Tatar's potential and what he will develop into. Don't ask me why Mickey's made-up bug is Mexican.

I know it's boring nerdy science stuff i got from a spread sheet, but the facts are there. Each has their strengths and weaknesses.

You've convinced me.

I picked Nyquist in a similar poll a few years ago and my opinion hasn't changed since then. I believe that Nyquist is definitely the better all around player, and as much as I love both players, I'd choose Nyquist over Tatar every single time.

I miss your old avatar tbh.

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Imo, Nyquist is the best sniper on the team. Most his goals he's beating the goalie clean. Tatar is more tenacious and probably better around the net. I voted Nyquist. I think he'll really surprise everyone and just continue getting better and better with experience

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Lol. You're arguing that its harder to score on the power play? Cute.

Its cool though, think what you want. I like the guy who played his way on to the top line and led the team in goals and was among the league leaders in puck possession. You like the guy who is a whiz on the power play and lost his spot in the top six to Erik Cole (until his injury).

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Lol. You're arguing that its harder to score on the power play? Cute.

Its cool though, think what you want. I like the guy who played his way on to the top line and led the team in goals and was among the league leaders in puck possession. You like the guy who is a whiz on the power play and lost his spot in the top six to Erik Cole (until his injury).

Tatar was gifted a spot on the top line with Datsyuk for the entire year despite his defensive short comings and playing poorly for stretches. There was no rhyme or reason for it and it benefited him immensely while only scoring 1 more goal than Nyquist.

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Tatar was gifted a spot on the top line with Datsyuk for the entire year despite his defensive short comings and playing poorly for stretches. There was no rhyme or reason for it and it benefited him immensely while only scoring 1 more goal than Nyquist.

Gifted? He started the season on the third line. Roughly half his goals were set up by Sheahan. The rhyme and reason was that he was leading our team in goals despite being given significantly less icetime. So they gave him more.

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Gifted? He started the season on the third line. Roughly half his goals were set up by Sheahan. The rhyme and reason was that he was leading our team in goals despite being given significantly less icetime. So they gave him more.

Actually Tatar had a terrible start playing with Sheahan and was up playing with Dats by November after our first slump. Nyquist lead our team in goals for the first part of the season

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