NHL 23 Player Ratings - Top 50 Players Revealed

[Steve_OS]

EA Sports has slowly trickled out some NHL 23 player ratings today starting with the top...

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[SuperGoalies]

wowsers, I woulda thought Gabriel Landeskog would be 90-92, not 89, cause every year he's like point per game guy, and plus he did win the Stanley cup, I woulda thought that would've boosted his overall up.

both Tarasenko and Kyou, should be at least 89, as they are big factors in the St-Louis Scoring machine, not 88-87, I think they got robbed of true actual ratings.

also, Johnny Gaudreau Should be 88-89, cause he slumps a lot and sometimes goes long stretches without a goal or assist, In video games, he scores a lot but in real life, he slumps a lot and not is a big factor in goal and assist production section, he's real spotty forward. hot and cold starts.

[Sauce12]

Quote: Originally Posted by SuperGoalies

wowsers, I woulda thought Gabriel Landeskog would be 90-92, not 89, cause every year he's like point per game guy, and plus he did win the Stanley cup, I woulda thought that would've boosted his overall up. both Tarasanko and Kyou, should be at least 89, as they are big factors in the St-Louis Scoring machine, not 88-87, I think they got robbed of true actual ratings. also, Johnny Gradau Should be 88-89, cause he slumps a lot and sometimes goes long stretches without a goal or assist, In video games, he scores a lot but in real life, he slumps a lot and not is a big factor in goal and assist production section, he's real spotty forward. hot and cold starts.

At least you got one name right. Wowsers

[SuperGoalies]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sauce12

At least you got one name right. Wowsers

lmao!

[Jeffrey99]

Quote: Originally Posted by SuperGoalies

wowsers, I woulda thought Gabriel Landeskog would be 90-92, not 89, cause every year he's like point per game guy, and plus he did win the Stanley cup, I woulda thought that would've boosted his overall up. both Tarasenko and Kyou, should be at least 89, as they are big factors in the St-Louis Scoring machine, not 88-87, I think they got robbed of true actual ratings. also, Johnny Gaudreau Should be 88-89, cause he slumps a lot and sometimes goes long stretches without a goal or assist, In video games, he scores a lot but in real life, he slumps a lot and not is a big factor in goal and assist production section, he's real spotty forward. hot and cold starts.

So a stat line of 30/29/59 in 51 games should be "90-92" but 40/75/115 in 82 games should be "88-89"?

[SuperGoalies]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jeffrey99

So a stat line of 30/29/59 in 51 games should be "90-92" but 40/75/115 in 82 games should be "88-89"?

he was the best player in colorado when he won the Stanley cup, I think they kinda robbed him of his actual rating, which should be 90-92, he's also a point-per-game player, he hardly ever misses a game without a goal or assist, Tarasenko and Kyou are gonna be good this year, Are probably gonna be great in point production and help them St'Louise to playoffs, as they made the second or third round last year, so... that's a huge leap from other years, plus they seem like they gonna be MVP's of there team again this year, again they kinda like point per game players, also Tarasenko is a still young guy and so is Kyou.

Tarasenko Stats

2021–22 St. Louis Blues NHL 75 34 48 82 32 Season

Playoffs: 12 6 3 9 0

Jordan Kyrou

Season Stats

2021–22 St. Louis Blues NHL 74 27 48 75 20

Playoffs : 12 7 2 9 4

Gabriel Landeskog

2021–22 Colorado Avalanche NHL 51 30 29 59 78 (Season)

Playoffs : 20 11 11 22 6

[mercalnd]

Quote: Originally Posted by SuperGoalies

he was the best player in colorado when he won the Stanley cup, I think they kinda robbed him of his actual rating, which should be 90-92, he's also a point-per-game player, he hardly ever misses a game without a goal or assist, Tarasenko and Kyou are gonna be good this year, Are probably gonna be great in point production and help them St'Louise to playoffs, as they made the second or third round last year, so... that's a huge leap from other years, plus they seem like they gonna be MVP's of there team again this year, again they kinda like point per game players, also Tarasenko is a still young guy and so is Kyou. Tarasenko Stats 2021–22 St. Louis Blues NHL 75 34 48 82 32 Season Playoffs: 12 6 3 9 0 Jordan Kyou Season Stats 2021–22 St. Louis Blues NHL 74 27 48 75 20 Playoffs : 12 7 2 9 4 Gabriel Landeskog 2021–22 Colorado Avalanche NHL 51 30 29 59 78 (Season) Playoffs : 20 11 11 22 6

The post you quoted highlighted that your ratings standards seem incoherent when looking at stats when talking about Landeskog and Gaudreau and you proceed to wrtie a big response that completely ignores Gaudreau.

Oh yeah and the name is KyRou no Kyou.

[SuperGoalies]

Quote: Originally Posted by mercalnd

The post you quoted highlighted that your rating standards seem incoherent when looking at stats when talking about Landeskog and Gaudreau and you proceed to write a great response that completely ignores Gaudreau. Oh yeah, the name is KyRou no Kyou.

I wasn't talking about Gaudreau, cause he's on a different team now, am talking about those 3 players only, yah he had 40 goals and 75 assist's and 115 points, but I think he's going downwards now, he only had that cause he was on Calgary, I Observed him he's struggling man, on Watching games on TSN, again he's spotty he goes long periods without a goal.