DannyGallivan
Your world frightens and confuses me
The Rocket isn't actually wearing the jersey, but the shirt is close enough.
Dude! What are you doing in that uniform? Part III
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The Rocket isn't actually wearing the jersey, but the shirt is close enough.
DannyGallivan
Your world frightens and confuses me
Although he never played for them in league action, the Marlies "borrowed" Bobby Orr in 1965 for a game against the Red Army.
Jumptheshark
Rebooting myself
Sorry if these have been already posted...
Always think of Bobby Baun as a Leaf.
Bernie Parent. Remember him from the Broad Street Bullies Flyers clubs of the 70’s.
Borje Salming. Long time Leaf. I remember that awful cut he had on his face from a skate blade. I think he ended up with over 100 stitches. Ouch.
Clark Gillies. I don’t think he ended up playing a full year with Buffalo. Had to hang them up due to injury.
Kent Nilsson. Former longtime Flame, had a brief stint with the Oilers.
Nilsson help the oilers win the cup and who can forget the HACK!!!!
Jumptheshark
Rebooting myself
Not the Red Army (SKA/CSKA) but a touring Soviet team, so of various club teams mostly from Moscow.
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He’s actually the answer the question: Who was the last Red Wing captain before Yzerman?
The Panther
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The Panther
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Rocket coached the Nords for, like, one game, right? What's the story there?
The Rocket isn't actually wearing the jersey, but the shirt is close enough.
DannyGallivan
Your world frightens and confuses me
Just two games. He was in way over his head as a coach (he admitted that he didn't have a clue what he was doing):
"Marius Fortier, one of the Nordiques’ six founders, offered Richard a job as the team’s head coach—a dream position for Richard, who quickly accepted the position; however, after losing his first game 2-0 on the road against the Cleveland Crusaders, Richard handed in his resignation.
“It’s that simple,” he told Fortier. “I’ll die behind the bench, and I love life too much to do that.”
Fortier convinced him to stay for another game while he found a replacement, but Richard was unable to follow the tempo during his team’s second game, this at home against the Alberta Oilers. Defenceman Jean-Claude Tremblay managed the line changes and team strategy.
On Oct. 14, 1972, La Presse reported that during the game against Alberta, which was losing to the Nordiques after a “brilliant performance,” Richard was “nervous, shaking occasionally like a leaf.”
Richard quit that day and was replaced by Maurice Filion."
DannyGallivan
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The book "The Rebel Game" has some info on this. Don't have it with me here at work but if I recall he hated coaching and was severely stressed over the thought of doing it.
Not sure how weird that is given he had his two most productive NHL seasons in a Minnesota/Dallas uniform.
Courtnall as a Ranger is weird, though.
Grant Fuhr and Steve Smith in Flames uniforms.
Steve Smith was a Flames double agent...seeing him in a Flames jersey isn't that jarring to me.
Ziggy Stardust
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Here's a bit of a scavenger hunt... try finding any images of Shane Churla or Jim Paek wearing a Kings uniform. It seems impossible to find one of any of those players from their very brief stints with the Kings.
What's funnier is the fact that you can find images of Valeri Bure in a Kings sweater. 'Why is it funny' you ask? Well, he never appeared in a regular season game with the team. He only played in the preseason and then called it quits.
Another rare image to find is one of Petr Klima in a Kings' sweater. I think he only appeared in four games with the team before being sent to Pittsburgh.
What's funnier is the fact that you can find images of Valeri Bure in a Kings sweater. 'Why is it funny' you ask? Well, he never appeared in a regular season game with the team. He only played in the preseason and then called it quits.
Another rare image to find is one of Petr Klima in a Kings' sweater. I think he only appeared in four games with the team before being sent to Pittsburgh.
MarkusKetterer
Shoulda got one game in
Although he never played for them in league action, the Marlies "borrowed" Bobby Orr in 1965 for a game against the Red Army.
Whoever the Soviet team was, this pic is a HUGE find!
Well done. Very impressed.
Ziggy Stardust
Master Debater
He only appeared in 11 games with the Kings before being shipped off to New York.
Another funny anecdote concerning Churla’s time with the Kings. As you’ll notice in the video, he wore two numbers, 72 and 11, but apparently the Kings media guide fails to recognize any player who wore #72.
And thanks to the poster above for the Jim Paek pic, didn’t know he had that custom stitching on his gloves. Where’d you find that pic?
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MarkusKetterer
Shoulda got one game in
Google searched Jim Paek Los Angeles and clicked on images. Came up as a twitter post on I assume the 8th page of results
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Ziggy Stardust
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Never thought of using twitter to search for rare hockey pictures, but seems like it a great source to find some rare pictures.
Unfortunately, I haven't come across any pics of Klima in a Pens' sweater, although apparently someone out there owns a Klima Penguins jersey that's for sale.
Unfortunately, I haven't come across any pics of Klima in a Pens' sweater, although apparently someone out there owns a Klima Penguins jersey that's for sale.
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