I have also seen this from Philly commentors, and it explains a lot about their entire culture. They have an exciting team most years because every game is 5-4, but it isn't a model for Playoff success (Unless they play Pittsburgh). Then every year we hear about how if they could just get some good goaltending, then they could make a run. Well, they had Bobrovsky, and traded him away, one year before he goes on to win the Vezina. You can trace their goaltending woes back to the early to mid 90's, and nothing has really changed with their whole culture. They overvalue goals and don't ever seem to notice that their guys score goals because there is so much more open ice (For their opponents too). It is what it is and talk is cheap. A 40 goal scorer for Philly needs to have a prorated analysis when compared to a Western team, and more specifically, a Western team with an emphasis on defense.
