4 definitions by joventino
A basketball player also noted as a "4" or "PF". They are commonly large players tasked with playing in the low post to grab rebounds, block shots, score and/or defend.
However, the typical power forward has evolved into being a more well-rounded player who is not only capable of the aforementioned duties but also able to shoot a midrange jumper, pass and/or defend attackers at the wing.
Many power forwards can also play the "Center" or "Small Forward" position.
However, the typical power forward has evolved into being a more well-rounded player who is not only capable of the aforementioned duties but also able to shoot a midrange jumper, pass and/or defend attackers at the wing.
Many power forwards can also play the "Center" or "Small Forward" position.
Some of the NBA's greatest power forwards: Karl Malone, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan, Charles Barkley, Kevin McHale and Wes Unseld
by joventino October 8, 2007
A hockey forward who plays with tremendous grit and physicality and is talented in muscling his/her way through traffic
Some premier power forwards in the NHL today: Joe Thornton, Rick Nash, Brendan Shanahan, Jarome Iginla and Todd Bertuzzi
by joventino October 8, 2007
A hockey player who is a very talented goal scorer usually capable of scoring from anywhere on the ice
by joventino October 8, 2007
Easily the most populous fans in the whole NHL and are probably what keeps the NHL alive due to their obsession for hockey.
Leafs fans are also the most controversial hockey fans being hated by many other fans due to their perceived arrogance, bigotry and ability to fill opposing team's arenas despite being halfway across the globe.
Despite all their efforts however, the Toronto Maple Leafs have still not won a cup since the expansion of 1967. Truly tragic.
Leafs fans are also the most controversial hockey fans being hated by many other fans due to their perceived arrogance, bigotry and ability to fill opposing team's arenas despite being halfway across the globe.
Despite all their efforts however, the Toronto Maple Leafs have still not won a cup since the expansion of 1967. Truly tragic.
Coyotes Fan: Dude, you know why our teams are still in business?
Predators Fan: Why is that dude?
Coyotes Fan: Because half of our tickets are bought by Leafs fans just so they can blow over a grand to come here and see their team lose.
Predators Fan: Why is that dude?
Coyotes Fan: Because half of our tickets are bought by Leafs fans just so they can blow over a grand to come here and see their team lose.
by joventino October 8, 2007