Talk:Glenn Anderson

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I think the comment about Anderson being better than Lafontaine and Neely is not really NPOV and should be reworded. Both players are better than Anderson anyway. He was a good player, but his stats were hugley inflated playing on the Oilers and were quite average after the first few years of his career. There might be issues around the HHOF not inducting him yet and players with similar bakcgrounds, even though he was not a spectacular player, but his name does not deserve mention above guys like Lafontaine and Neely.

Quite possibly the best eligible player not in the HHOF. They should do the right thing and just let him in. 161.184.66.13 22:45, 17 July 2007 (UTC)