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OT: Let's Remember Some Guys
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If I remember with Zherdev he got most of his points in the first half of the year.....was fading badly at the end and was a no show in a first round playoff exit. Then he wanted a lot of money and Sather wasn't having it. His career went to shit soon afterwards.
As for Barry Beck he had a lot of injury issues and one of those issues was a bad shoulder. As a fighter he was more of a wrestler and the shoulder thing made him prone to that. Fotiu was the guy that was really feared. George McPhee was kind of tiny--5'8 5'9 and about 170 lbs. but a buzzsaw when he got going and he wasn't afraid of anyone. His career was not long though. He mangled his hands up so bad. Rangers had some tough little guys---P.J. Stock. Domi wasn't big but very stocky and strong and threw with both hands. Ryan Vandenbussche started with us. He was a 5'11 guy who fought a lot of monsters and sometimes he'd win. He's most known for pretty much ending Nick Kypreos's career but he also broke Stu Grimson's nose. There was a rematch in the same game and the second time Grimson broke Vandenbussche's nose. These guys all threw effectively with both hands. Darren Langdon wasn't huge for a heavyweight but he would outlast guys. Some of his fights would go into the two minute territory with his gassed opponent just hanging on for life.
As for Barry Beck he had a lot of injury issues and one of those issues was a bad shoulder. As a fighter he was more of a wrestler and the shoulder thing made him prone to that. Fotiu was the guy that was really feared. George McPhee was kind of tiny--5'8 5'9 and about 170 lbs. but a buzzsaw when he got going and he wasn't afraid of anyone. His career was not long though. He mangled his hands up so bad. Rangers had some tough little guys---P.J. Stock. Domi wasn't big but very stocky and strong and threw with both hands. Ryan Vandenbussche started with us. He was a 5'11 guy who fought a lot of monsters and sometimes he'd win. He's most known for pretty much ending Nick Kypreos's career but he also broke Stu Grimson's nose. There was a rematch in the same game and the second time Grimson broke Vandenbussche's nose. These guys all threw effectively with both hands. Darren Langdon wasn't huge for a heavyweight but he would outlast guys. Some of his fights would go into the two minute territory with his gassed opponent just hanging on for life.
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