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Originally Posted by AdequateRandomGaming
Unless you count his 7 million years in the defunct USSR, Fetisov has absolutely no business being in this kind of conversation.
By the time Makar retires, he will probably be at the same level as Park, and above Chelios (Chelios was elite in his prime, but his longevity skews the overall evaluation of the player). Will probably fall short of Robinson, Lidstrom, Potvin and Coffey, but not by much.
Unless something happens (like major injuries), Makar has all the tools to be top 10 all time. Might not make it, but he sure has the tools.
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sounds like someone who never saw the USSR players in their prime like us europeans did
