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The thread is constructed such that it appears to pose a question then use cherry picked stats to lead to a specific answer. If that wasn't your intent, fine, but the responses are on you.Dude.....first line...lol
I know he won a Cup, I'm a Senators fan.![]()
Long him or hate him, just like Pronger, he is GREAT !!!!!The Worm does it again
I remember him playing for the Penguins when they lost to Detroit. Then the following season went to Detroit and lost to the Penguins in the finals rematch. Luckily 3rd time was the charm with ChicagoIn past 6 seasons....
4 (likely to be 5)times in finals = good luck?
4 losses in finals = bad luck?
Quite an interesting story. Only player I can recall coming close to this is Marian Hossa.
On the winning side Claude Lemuiex won two straight with two different teams.
Maybe Perry just needs a multiple of 3 to get that charmI remember him playing for the Penguins when they lost to Detroit. Then the following season went to Detroit and lost to the Penguins in the finals rematch. Luckily 3rd time was the charm with Chicago
? Not getting the jokewould 18 years in between cups be a record if the oilers win?
I remember him playing for the Penguins when they lost to Detroit. Then the following season went to Detroit and lost to the Penguins in the finals rematch. Luckily 3rd time was the charm with Chicago
Well, they both start and end with a, so more or less the same stateIt happened to Ty Conklin too. While he was the only the backup goaltender, he was on each team that lost the 2008 and 2009 finals.
I only care about Ty Conklin because he was born in Arizona, which is my home state. He moved away and basically grew up in Alaska instead of sticking around, but let me have my moment, damnit!![]()
sorry, in regards to a player (perry)? Not getting the joke
How many players have lost four SCF with four different teams?
To me, he's a good luck charm for three rounds. Bad luck in the SCF.
I was going to mention that.Does the back luck still permeate the team if you lean on him to get to the SCF, but then scratch him for it?![]()
Ahhh...sorry, in regards to a player (perry)
from what i found, lester patrick holds the record (1907-1928), with his 28 cup win coming after he stepped down from behind the bench into the net when the rangers starting goalie was injuredAhhh...
Hmmmm....Good question....
I can't think of anyone else...
Recchi maybe? 1991 to 2011...assuming there were no victories in between
Edit: Nix that. He was on the '06 Hurricanes team.
Teams have no answer for Scorey Perry.Scorey is a gamer that elevates his game in the postseason. Not his fault when the teams around him crumble in crunch times.
Wish we would’ve kept him.
How many players have lost four SCF with four different teams?
To me, he's a good luck charm for three rounds. Bad luck in the SCF.