Question I need answered

[SabreEleven]

Why does Curtis Brown play on the Sabres Power Play? Why? He is not an offensive player, he is not a goal scorer, he is not a playmaker. He should be made to sit in the locker room while the Sabres are on the power play, so he can't even see the ice.

[Ð]

It shows that your team lacks depth. If he's on the ice for PP's, then I'd be very very afraid of the skill level of the folks not on the PP.

Also, remember that teams generally run two lines for PP.

[SabreEleven]

Originally posted by Ð
It shows that your team lacks depth. If he's on the ice for PP's, then I'd be very very afraid of the skill level of the folks not on the PP.

Also, remember that teams generally run two lines for PP.

But teams generaly dress 17 or 18 forwards, and you only need 6 forwards if you run two lines. So that means by doing simple math that 11 forwards don't play on the powerplay and he should be one of them.

[SabreEleven]

Curtis Brown
GP G A Pt +/1 PIM PP
97-98 NHL Buffalo 63 12 12 24 11 34 1
98-99 NHL Buffalo 78 16 31 47 23 56 5
99-00 NHL Buffalo 74 22 29 51 19 42 5
00-01 NHL Buffalo 70 10 22 32 15 34 2
01-02 NHL Buffalo 82 20 17 37 -4 32 4
02-03 NHL Buffalo 74 15 16 31 4 40 3

The last column is PP points.

You have a player who plays 441 games and have a total of 21 PP. You have a player who shouldn't be on the PP

[Ð]

That's what I'm saying. If he's on the PP, what does that say about the players below him on the depth chart ?

[Myers57]

The guy sometime plays in front of the net and is fairly descent at screening the goaltender. I can remember a few games where he played a major part in scoring the goal...

[Earthquake Enyart]

Curtis Brown shouldn't even be in the NHL. He's horrible.

Every time I see him on the power play I

And they wonder why Satan isn't scoring when they leave him with Brown.

[SabreEleven]

Originally posted by Earthquake Enyart
Curtis Brown shouldn't even be in the NHL. He's horrible.

Every time I see him on the power play I

And they wonder why Satan isn't scoring when they leave him with Brown.

I glad I'm not the only one that feels this way....
EE & Sabre , not wait wrong one,

[qcsabresfan84]

Originally posted by Sabre11


But teams generaly dress 17 or 18 forwards, and you only need 6 forwards if you run two lines. So that means by doing simple math that 11 forwards don't play on the powerplay and he should be one of them.

don't teams dress about 12 or 13 forwards? besides, curby is a solid passer, so if he has the puck on the pp, that will automatically draw a defenseman to him. As long as he can move the puck around the ice, then he doesnt have to score.

[SabreEleven]

Originally posted by qcsabresfan84
don't teams dress about 12 or 13 forwards? besides, curby is a solid passer, so if he has the puck on the pp, that will automatically draw a defenseman to him. As long as he can move the puck around the ice, then he doesnt have to score.

If he is such a solid passer, why does the PP SUCK? I'm not saying it is totally his fault, but it would be a great start to bench him during the PP. There is plenty of blame to go around for that crappy PP.

Teams dress 23 players plus 2 goalie. 6 are defense. So that leaves 3 forwards. Correct?

[hurls]

Originally posted by Afinogenov61
The guy sometime plays in front of the net and is fairly descent at screening the goaltender. I can remember a few games where he played a major part in scoring the goal...

Thats exactly it. No one else(maybe Pyatt), likes the front of the net. Drury's starting to though.

[SkateZilla]

Zhitnik has More PP Points than Brown Does

[Earthquake Enyart]

Great passer.

He had 16 assists ALL LAST YEAR!!!