Titov was a good player. Babchuk could be frustrating at times because it seemed like he should be better with the tools he had, but it just never came together.
I think sometimes disappointment gets factored in. While the player might not have been absolutely terrible, when you are expected to be an impact player and don't deliver, it gets magnified more than the tweeners and stop gap players that were always going to be nothing more than warm bodies.
It would be interesting to see how it would look if you considered games played for the Flames. Like worst player to play 100 games for the Flames, worst to play 200 games, and so on.
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Last edited by FlamesAddiction; 05-15-2024 at 10:37 AM.
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