Fitzy
Very Stable Genius
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OT: Let's Remember Some Guys
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will1066
If you score four, you better f'n win the game
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Let's remember Chad Wiseman. A wise man once told me that he would get far.
DrandonBudinsky
Black & Blueshirts
leetch99
Leetch66 Joined 2007
Gene Carr once a Ranger and who had a famous song written about him by the Eagles...." New Kid in Town" when he was a King .
Edit : The New Kid In Town: Gene Carr And The Eagles
Edit : The New Kid In Town: Gene Carr And The Eagles
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not a happy Ranger memory maybe, but wow
i remember in early '70's when Big Bad Bruins scored 3 in 20, but it wasn't all by same guy
i remember in early '70's when Big Bad Bruins scored 3 in 20, but it wasn't all by same guy
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not NYR related, but unique,
no goals allowed, but charged w loss anyway,
as "goalie of record" while pulled for Extra attacker
exposes a weakness of the NHL's 'losing' goalie standard
(IMHO oughta be like 'losing' pitcher - who allowed a lead which was never fully overcome...
no goals allowed, but charged w loss anyway,
as "goalie of record" while pulled for Extra attacker
exposes a weakness of the NHL's 'losing' goalie standard
(IMHO oughta be like 'losing' pitcher - who allowed a lead which was never fully overcome...
He Made an N.H.L. Career Out of Being a Pest. It Isn’t Working in Court.
“Your Honor, we have an open relationship here.”
“Your Honor, we have an open relationship here.”
HFsNumber1Heel
FKA Roo Returns...Still A Contrarian Apparently
He was one of those players when drafted that just never seemed to fit in here. Maloney traded up to get him.
HFsNumber1Heel
FKA Roo Returns...Still A Contrarian Apparently
And apparently Double Vision by Foreigner is about a quote from JD after het got hit by a puck between the eyes with the old school Jason Voorhies goalie mask.
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Torts went too far swapping out the bottom 6 in offseason after he had replaced Renney early in '09
Korpi (terrible trade for Lisin) and Betts and Sjostrom all were decent or promising
Brief Candle
Hank's Forehead Sweat
Machinehead
HFNYR MVP
You guys remember when we traded Christian Thomas for Danny Kristo?
That was a thread. People even posted in it.
That was a thread. People even posted in it.
Blue Blooded
Most people rejected his message
I vaguely remember Habs fans insisting Kristo being a superior prospect to Kreider at some point.
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In the end, only memorable thing about Kristo (or Thomas)
Walking a mile, in -33 windchill, and deep snow, in sneakers w no socks or gloves.
Lose sneaker in snow, get frostbite on hands and foot, miss multiple games for high-end D1 program
Kristo frostbite story emerges
How North Dakota forward Danny Kristo suffered frostbite on Jan. 30 to the toes on one foot and on one hand -- a mystery since it happened -- is finally coming out.
www.startribune.com
Danny Kristo was like our best prospect at one point. And Thomas was a guy we were legitimately excited about. Even now, with lots of prospect graduations, that's still hilarious (and sad) to think about.
Danny Kristo played in Hartford with Conor Allen, who, I won't lie, I was legitimately convinced would have an NHL career.
Danny Kristo played in Hartford with Conor Allen, who, I won't lie, I was legitimately convinced would have an NHL career.
Blue Blooded
Most people rejected his message
Reading the story you'd think Kristo was a kid from California unfamiliar with winter, but he's from Minnesota.In the end, only memorable thing about Kristo (or Thomas)
Walking a mile, in -33 windchill, and deep snow, in sneakers w no socks or gloves.
Lose sneaker in snow, get frostbite on hands and foot, miss multiple games for high-end D1 program
Kristo frostbite story emerges
How North Dakota forward Danny Kristo suffered frostbite on Jan. 30 to the toes on one foot and on one hand -- a mystery since it happened -- is finally coming out.
Anyone who was there will always remember his first game as a Ranger at MSG in 1971: 2 goals and 2 assists. We all thought he could not help but become a great player. I think the highlight of his time with the Rangers was when he shadowed Bobby Hull in the playoffs and helped propel the team to the Cup finals. Had one good year with the Pens, 17 G +37 A, but was a disappointment.
Gardner McKay
RIP, Jimmy.
Speaking of Gene Carr and the 71-72 Cup final Rangers: perhaps the most perfect 3rd line the Rangers ever had: Pete Stemkowski centering Ted Irvine and Bruce MacGregor.
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mrhockey193195
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I remember being so pumped about that trade because, while I loved Dupuis in his short stint here, we got an elite talent for a 3rd liner. Oh man, how funny it is to think about the trajectory of those two careers in hindsight...
Pascal Dupuis should have a statue of Sidney Crosby on his lawn, absolutely saved his career.
