leetch99
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You are getting very close....but...it is not Mario . Marios was a dandy..physical player in his day . Great career . I'll let the answer ride for another day .
OT: Let's Remember Some Guys
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I will never forget that. One of those memories seared into my brain!
Has this thread spoke about this absolute stud, Matt Maccarone? I went to a preseason game just to see him on the bench.
leetch99
Leetch66 Joined 2007
Never heard of him before .I will never forget that. One of those memories seared into my brain!
Has this thread spoke about this absolute stud, Matt Maccarone? I went to a preseason game just to see him on the bench.
Mandar
The Real Maven
the only other similar player I can remember is Michel Petit. I think he travelled around quite a bit.
Petit, or Brent Ashton, though Ashton never played for the Rangers.
leetch99
Leetch66 Joined 2007
Petit is the correct answer .
He was the first to hit 10 teams...but has since been passed by Sillinger.
leetch99
Leetch66 Joined 2007
Petit and Marios were both rugged customers who had decent careers and never gave an inch on the ice . We could use a guy like them these days for the long playoff haul . The big question is though how mobile would those guys be in the league today ? Probably not as efficient as they likely were back in the day . These guys added excitement to every game....just drop the gloves and GO on the drop of a dime .
will1066
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will1066
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I mean that Matt Maccarone hasn't heard of himself either, off-hand jokingly.
leetch99
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No...it was posted a couple of replies back...Michel Petit . Schneider moved a bit as well though with 10 clubs...but Petit accomplished it first , I honestly had no idea that Schneider moved that many times .
Mandar
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Could you imagine if this board existed in the 70s? How hard would the griping be when they passed on Mike Bossy TWICE to take Duguay and Deblois and then the guy scored 50 every year. Literally every night there would be a thread about it.
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Horova was pretty much what Libor Hajek is now (now what he was hyped to be) back in the late-80s. He scored a really big goal against the Devils (Terreri) from what I remember.
The Rangers and Oilers made a few fairly big trades in those days, and Horova was part of the return for Ruotsaolainien after Ted Sator chased him out of NY. Horova was a mediocre third pair DMan.The Rangers D from the like 1988-1991 was always Leetch, Patrick, and a usually four acceptable vets (Petit, Hardy, Shaw, Moller, Cirella). It wasn't until Beuk came back for Shaw that their D started beefing up.
Petit was part of the Quebec crew the Esposito brought in along with Randy Moller and John Ogrodnick (yes I know Johnny O is mostly associated as a Red Wing).
The Rangers and Oilers made a few fairly big trades in those days, and Horova was part of the return for Ruotsaolainien after Ted Sator chased him out of NY. Horova was a mediocre third pair DMan.The Rangers D from the like 1988-1991 was always Leetch, Patrick, and a usually four acceptable vets (Petit, Hardy, Shaw, Moller, Cirella). It wasn't until Beuk came back for Shaw that their D started beefing up.
Petit was part of the Quebec crew the Esposito brought in along with Randy Moller and John Ogrodnick (yes I know Johnny O is mostly associated as a Red Wing).
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If we're remembering Horava, we've got to remember Dean Kennedy and Ken Hammond. All 3 wore #6 for ~25 games in same season.
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The Hockey News couldn't even sort them out right, for a front cover photo.
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At Athletic, DownGoesBrown/Sean McIndoe did one his odd topic columns
Make up a best team of guys who played NHL games with the org (ar least) twice, with NHL games elsewhere in between
Lots of Fs for NYR (Mess, Kovy, Nedved, Duguay Kurtenbach, Balon, Dom Moore [ mckegg, ... vesey??
But he only came up 2 D - Joe Cooper pre-WWII, and Mike McMahon, early '60's then 1 game ~'70
My first reaction was gotta missing some guys, but can't think of any (yet)
Also, only G was Soetart
Maybe you guys recall any other D or G?
Thanks
Make up a best team of guys who played NHL games with the org (ar least) twice, with NHL games elsewhere in between
Lots of Fs for NYR (Mess, Kovy, Nedved, Duguay Kurtenbach, Balon, Dom Moore [ mckegg, ... vesey??
But he only came up 2 D - Joe Cooper pre-WWII, and Mike McMahon, early '60's then 1 game ~'70
My first reaction was gotta missing some guys, but can't think of any (yet)
Also, only G was Soetart
Maybe you guys recall any other D or G?
Thanks
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will1066
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Hextall looks like Damone from Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
