Former Bruins Disappointing Bottom Six Forwards and Lower Pairing Defensemen

[BradMarchandismydad]

The antithesis to Kaberle the previous season. While Kaberle would refuse to shoot on an open net, Corvo wouldn't hold onto the puck without firing it recklessly.

Also throwing out some of the absolute gems that Claude couldn't stop throwing out on the ice over the years.

Jordan Caron
Jay Pandolfo
Zac Rinaldo (I blacked this out until now)

One time I met Zac Rinaldo at Earl's in Somerville. It was right before the Winter Classic and he kept saying how electric and crazy it was going to be.

He did not mention that it would be electric for Habs fans.

Nice guy, though.

Side note, I also met Kevan Miller that day and he had the absolute firmest handshake of all time. Stone hands.

 

[BB79]

Andy Hilbert

Good one, he was pretty frustrating to watch. Never really could find that next gear, yet would light up Providence.. He started putting up some numbers towards the end with NYI

 

[Number8]

The Planet.

By the time he got to us, the knees were toast. Robbed us of a great deal of fun. The man would have been a perfect Bruin IMO.

In 1966 the Bs drafted dman Barry Gibbs before Brad Park.

And your point is?

May not be your taste, but the man had pipes. And later in his career his falsetto was to die for. Solid and sinfully under appreciated pick.

 

[Greek_physique]

I always thought someone like Chistov and Nazarov would've done more here.