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Old 11-03-2007, 11:48 AM
eurythmech eurythmech is offline
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Default Re: Regarding players\' point scoring in Hockey

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Now, it's fairly obvious that almost any play-off game is more important than any regular season game, so why is this?


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The same reason the stats are kept separate in every sport?

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I have no idea how stats are being kept in other American sports, nor do I care.

As for hockey, though, why?

I realize stats and records etc aren't THAT important, and that people in fact do realize that 40+25 is way more valuable than 25+40, but it just bugs me that for instance there was all this attention last year, when Mats Sundin scored his 500th career goal.
Oh, did he? If you include play-offs, he did this two seasons before, I believe.

Just an example.

No biggie, it just always struck me as weird.
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