Who is your favorite Enforcer of all-time?

[Nfumass]

I prefer hockey players to enforcers.

Why come into a thread about favorite enforcers just to say this? Your not special that anyone gives a shit about what you prefer

As for enforcers, Probie and Twist were animals

 

[FunkySeeFunkyDo]

Bob Paradise

 

[The Expert]

Chris Neil.

Also Matt Carkner. His willingness to take a suspension to take care of Brian Boyle in the playoffs will never be forgotten. Along with his fight with Steve Downie.

 

[Lt Dan]

As a Kings fan: Mc Sorely
As a hockey fan: Probert. there is a great Probert documentary on Amazon Prime I just watched on vacation, it's really good if you haven't seen it

 

[Steve253]

Georges Laraque

 

[Hockeyholic]

Domi

Sucker punch on Ulf Samuelsson made him a hero everywhere.

 

[Ban Hammered]

Boogaard.

 

[12ozPapa]

Loved Parros but he was a terrible fighter.

 

[ponder719]

Got to favor a Flyer in this thread, and I'm too young for most of our "beat the sh#& out of everybody" glory days, so Donald Brashear.

 

[JianYang]

The enforcer was the biggest villain in opposing rinks so its hard to be objective about this.

I dislike Boston but you gotta admire cam Neely for someone who can kick the crap out of you and also score 50 goals.

Chris nilan played with two Hall of famers in carbonneau and Gainey. I mean, that says something. He's not quite Neely level scorer but given he spent so much of his career in the penalty box, having three straight years of around 20 goals in a checking role is pretty good.

 

[Puck Dogg]

Probably I rate the highest the ones that had some puck talent. Probert could score and McSorley played a regular shift. Domi I appreciate as with his size it's a small miracle he made a career in that role. He took a lot of punches but did fairly well against guys who were a head taller than him.

The Brashear incident left a stain on McSorley's career though. IIHF even blocked him from playing in England due the suspension.

 

[Nemesis Prime]

Colton Orr
Steve McIntyre.

Still remember when he crumpled up Dustin Boyd and destroyed Prust's kidneys in the following scrap.

 

[budaj guy]

Chris Simon and Scott Parker.

Too many to list though in all reality, I was always drawn to the tough guys as a kid

 

[MichaelFarrell]

Brent f***in Johnson. I’ll never forget his KO of Rick DiPietro.