Pretty Cool Breakfast NYR style
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Brooklyn Rangers Fan
Change is good.
Awesome, Kovy!
Still remember that goal that I think either Peter Andersson or Doug Lidster scored (pretty sure it was one of the defensemen), and immediately turned around and pointed to the press box where the Black Aces were all sitting.
Still remember that goal that I think either Peter Andersson or Doug Lidster scored (pretty sure it was one of the defensemen), and immediately turned around and pointed to the press box where the Black Aces were all sitting.
Boris Zubov
No relation to Sergei, Joe
That's a cool story! My buddy met Hartman down in Florida right after he retired. They had a few beers & talked hockey for a few hours. Confirmed exactly what you said, that he was just a super down to earth guy.
It was Peter Andersson. I was at that game.
It was Peter Andersson. I was at that game.
Great guy texted us last night saying pleasure meeting you guys let’s do dinner soon. They’re fairly new in Hoboken. He’s starting to play at Chelsea Piers now. Just a bro lol
SingnBluesOnBroadway
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Bluenote13
Believe In Henke
Cool, seems like a swell guy.
Way better story than the time Scott Fraser tried to pickup my then fiancee at a bar after the '99 season.
Way better story than the time Scott Fraser tried to pickup my then fiancee at a bar after the '99 season.
SingnBluesOnBroadway
Retired
Cool, seems like a swell guy.
Way better story than the time Scott Fraser tried to pickup my then fiancee at a bar after the '99 season.
Ha! Dale Purinton hit on my now wife at a bar in Boston the night before he eye gauged Colton Orr in 2005!
Bluenote13
Believe In Henke
While we're trashing people, Shane Spencer is also on that list for me. It says he struck out 62 times in 2002, but I know it's more like 63
I guess he recently moved from Charlotte.
I met him in a Dick’s buying street hockey gear for my daughter. Then, I saw him again in my neighborhood. His girlfriend lived here and I used to see him driving while I walked my dog.
I met him in a Dick’s buying street hockey gear for my daughter. Then, I saw him again in my neighborhood. His girlfriend lived here and I used to see him driving while I walked my dog.
bmoak
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And I thought this thread would be about a barista drawing a foam NYR logo in your cappuccino!
Mike Hartman played minor league hockey for years after retiring from the NHL. He ended up living in Charlotte, and, after being out of hockey for a few years, he started suiting up for the Rangers-affiliate Checkers when they were shorthanded from injuries or call-ups. He did that off-and-on for four or five years, and played his last game in the 2007-8 season, when he was 40 years old, alongside such luminaries as Tommy Pyatt, Lee Falardeau, Bruce Graham, and Matt "Abba" Zaba.
Mike Hartman played minor league hockey for years after retiring from the NHL. He ended up living in Charlotte, and, after being out of hockey for a few years, he started suiting up for the Rangers-affiliate Checkers when they were shorthanded from injuries or call-ups. He did that off-and-on for four or five years, and played his last game in the 2007-8 season, when he was 40 years old, alongside such luminaries as Tommy Pyatt, Lee Falardeau, Bruce Graham, and Matt "Abba" Zaba.
That's really cool. I saw him at the '94 reunion event and he told some stories about the black aces and to be perfectly honest I would not have recognized him at a starbucks, even with the prodding.
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#18 on your playoff program, if memory serves
as i recall, NYR pushed to get guys like Hartman named on the Cup, despite standards at that time (he only played ~35 games, none in Final)
found this at Wikipedia
1993–94 New York Rangers season - Wikipedia
Stanley Cup engraving
"Alexander Karpovtsev, Alexei Kovalev, Sergei Nemchinov and Sergei Zubov became the first four Russian-trained players to have their names engraved on the Stanley Cup"
as i recall, NYR pushed to get guys like Hartman named on the Cup, despite standards at that time (he only played ~35 games, none in Final)
found this at Wikipedia
1993–94 New York Rangers season - Wikipedia
Stanley Cup engraving
- 1991, 1992 Pittsburgh, and 1993 Montreal included at least one player on the Stanley Cup who did not officially qualify. When the New York Rangers submitted their list of names for engraving, Ed Olczyk and Mike Hartman were included. Ed Olczyk played 37 regular-season games, and played 1 game in the conference finals. Mike Hartman played 35 regular-season games, but did not play in the playoffs. Both players spent the entire season with New York Rangers, and missed over 10 games due to injuries. When the Stanley Cup was engraved, Olczyk and Hartman's names were not included. The Rangers protested so the NHL added Olczyk and Hartman to the bottom of the cup. The NHL does not add missing names after the cup has been engraved, but made an exception in this case."
"Alexander Karpovtsev, Alexei Kovalev, Sergei Nemchinov and Sergei Zubov became the first four Russian-trained players to have their names engraved on the Stanley Cup"
He doesn’t look like an athlete. He’s a shade under 6’, and looks like an average guy in his 40s.
When he started talking to me in Dick’s in Matthews, NC, I thought he was screwing with me, until he showed me the ring. Then he said how much he hated Keenan. I then said that I remembered him scoring against the Islanders on a Saturday night in March. He was shocked I remembered that, and said that I really was a fan. Thanked me. Just really a cool guy.
