What makes a NHL superstar and do the Carolina Hurricanes have one? Those are the questions Jared Ellis and Andrew Schnittker aim to answer. They also give their players that have achieved that superstar status and who else could ascend to that level. As well as to why there aren’t more superstars in the NHL and what needs to happen for that to change.
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The term "Superstar" has been degraded throughout time and imo too loosely used to describe a bunch of "above-average" stars across the 4 major sports. To me what should define a SUPERSTAR are a TOP-10 athlete in their respective ENTIRE sport that has been viewed in that echelon for at least 3 years (this protects from short hit wonders)…
For example, if every team started from 0 and had a leaguewide expansion draft, these top 10 names would most likely be drafted with the first ten picks… Now then there are the occasional Top 3 GENERATIONAL STARS that appear one, two or three times during a generation (e.g. Gretzky, Lemieux, Crosby, Ovechkin, McDavid) which usually is about 20 years on average…