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The New Jersey Devils are pleased to select an all-star at both right wing and defense, the NHL's first 20 year man, a captain and player/coach for the Boston Bruins, and the first player to have the waiting period waived for his induction into the HHoF
Dit Clapper
Dit Clapper
The Whalers are pleased to select a franchise defenseman in Tim Horton and to center the Whale's top line, the great Maple Leaf: Darryl Sittler.
Ugh, two Maple Leafs back-to-back; I feel so dirty.
Ugh, two Maple Leafs back-to-back; I feel so dirty.
BM67
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The New Jersey Devils are pleased to select at left wing, the man who held the record for most points in a season, 96 in 58-59, for 7 years, two time Art Ross winner: "Digger"
Dickie Moore
Ted Lindsay - Stan Mikita - Charlie Conacher
Dickie Moore
Bobby Orr - Dit Clapper
Dominik Hasek
Dickie Moore
Ted Lindsay - Stan Mikita - Charlie Conacher
Dickie Moore
Bobby Orr - Dit Clapper
Dominik Hasek
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The Calgary Flames are pleased to select D Guy Lapointe with their 7th round pick.
Gretzky - Neely
Dionne
Coffey - Park
Lapointe
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Gretzky - Neely
Dionne
Coffey - Park
Lapointe
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Herby
Now I can die in peace
The Ottawa Senators select the alltime leading scorer amongst Left wings. From Montreal, PQ.
Luc Robitaille
Calder Memorial Trophy (1987)
Played in NHL All-Star Game (1988-1993, 1999)
NHL First All-Star Team (1988,1989, 1990, 1991, 1993)
NHL Second All-Star Team (1987, 1992)
NHL All-Rookie Team (1987)
Canadian Major Junior Player of the Year (1986)
QMJHL First All-Star Team (1986)
QMJHL Second All-Star Team (1985)
Most Goals and Points by a Left Wing alltime (653 Goals, 1370 Points)
Most Goals and Points by a Left Wing single season (63 Goals, 125 Points)
Luc Robitaille
Calder Memorial Trophy (1987)
Played in NHL All-Star Game (1988-1993, 1999)
NHL First All-Star Team (1988,1989, 1990, 1991, 1993)
NHL Second All-Star Team (1987, 1992)
NHL All-Rookie Team (1987)
Canadian Major Junior Player of the Year (1986)
QMJHL First All-Star Team (1986)
QMJHL Second All-Star Team (1985)
Most Goals and Points by a Left Wing alltime (653 Goals, 1370 Points)
Most Goals and Points by a Left Wing single season (63 Goals, 125 Points)
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are proud to selectone of our own
Doug Gilmour
1993-94 Played in NHL All-Star
1992-93 NHL - Frank J. Selke Trophy (Best Defensive Forward)
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1988-89 Stanley Cup (Calgary)
1982-83 OHL - Red Tilson Trophy (Most Oustanding Player)
1982-83 OHL - Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy (Leading Scorer)
1982-83 OHL - First All-Star Team
Total NHL 1474 450 964 1414 +132 1301 2833 15.88
Playoffs
Total NHL 182 60 128 188 - 235
are proud to selectone of our ownDoug Gilmour
1993-94 Played in NHL All-Star
1992-93 NHL - Frank J. Selke Trophy (Best Defensive Forward)
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1988-89 Stanley Cup (Calgary)
1982-83 OHL - Red Tilson Trophy (Most Oustanding Player)
1982-83 OHL - Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy (Leading Scorer)
1982-83 OHL - First All-Star Team
Total NHL 1474 450 964 1414 +132 1301 2833 15.88
Playoffs
Total NHL 182 60 128 188 - 235
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Mats Sundin
1086 465 624 1089 +56 869 3131 14.85 Playoffs 78 32 37 69 +5 70
Doug Gilmour
1474 450 964 1414+132 1301 2833 15.88 PlayoffsNHL 182 60 128 188 - 235
Ron Francis
NHL 1731 549 1249 1798 -10 979 3754 14.62 Playoffs NHL 165 46 95 141 - 95
Brett Hull
NHL 1183 716 606 1322 +30 446 Playoff TotalsTotal NHL 193 101 85 186 - 71
Steve Yzerman
1453 678 1043 1721 906 Playoffs Points 182 67 109 176 80
Mark Messier
1756 694 1168 1887 +210 1868 4115 16.43 Playoffs 236 109 186 295 - 245
Al MacInnis
NHL 1416 340 934 1274 +374 1501 5157 6.59
Playoffs
NHL 177 39 121 160 - 246
Defence
1416 Games Played
340 Goals Scored
934 Assists
1274 Points
Forwards
8683 games played
3552 Goals Scored
5654 Assists
9206 Points
Total
3427 Goals
5964 Assists
9391 Points
Playoffs
959 Games Played
329 Goals Scored
603 Assist
986 Points
Defense Playoffs
Games 177
Goals 39
Assists 121
Points 160
Totals
Games 1136
Goals 368
Assists 724
Points 1146
1086 465 624 1089 +56 869 3131 14.85 Playoffs 78 32 37 69 +5 70
Doug Gilmour
1474 450 964 1414+132 1301 2833 15.88 PlayoffsNHL 182 60 128 188 - 235
Ron Francis
NHL 1731 549 1249 1798 -10 979 3754 14.62 Playoffs NHL 165 46 95 141 - 95
Brett Hull
NHL 1183 716 606 1322 +30 446 Playoff TotalsTotal NHL 193 101 85 186 - 71
Steve Yzerman
1453 678 1043 1721 906 Playoffs Points 182 67 109 176 80
Mark Messier
1756 694 1168 1887 +210 1868 4115 16.43 Playoffs 236 109 186 295 - 245
Al MacInnis
NHL 1416 340 934 1274 +374 1501 5157 6.59
Playoffs
NHL 177 39 121 160 - 246
Defence
1416 Games Played
340 Goals Scored
934 Assists
1274 Points
Forwards
8683 games played
3552 Goals Scored
5654 Assists
9206 Points
Total
3427 Goals
5964 Assists
9391 Points
Playoffs
959 Games Played
329 Goals Scored
603 Assist
986 Points
Defense Playoffs
Games 177
Goals 39
Assists 121
Points 160
Totals
Games 1136
Goals 368
Assists 724
Points 1146
Sundin Gilmour Messier
Yzerman Francis Hull
MacInnis Suter
Belfour
Fuhr
Yzerman Francis Hull
MacInnis Suter
Belfour
Fuhr
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Herby
Now I can die in peace
Luc Robitaille - Mario Lemieux- Bernie Geoffrion
Peter Stastny- Howie Morenz- ???
Chris Pronger - Red Kelly
Hart Trophy (8)
Howie Morenz (1928, 1931, 1932)
Bernie Geoffrion (1961)
Mario Lemieux (1988, 1993, 1996)
Chris Pronger (2000)
Art Ross Trophy (8)
Bernie Geoffrion (1955, 1961)
Mario Lemieux (1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997)
Norris Trophy (2)
Red Kelly (1954)
Chris Pronger (2000)
Conn Smythe Trophy (2)
Mario Lemieux (1991, 1992)
Calder Trophy (4)
Bernie Geoffrion (1952)
Peter Stastny (1981)
Mario Lemieux (1985)
Luc Robitaille (1987)
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Evil Sather
YOU KILL THE JOE
http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080...layer&mem=P197003&list=ByPosition&pos=D#photoGilmour's Way said:who is tom johnson
BM67
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Dr Love's 24 hours will be up in just under an hour, after which he will be skipped, and Maxwell Edison will be up.
BM67 said:
can we log all the 24 hr fellas in order
so we can have a few days off in a row
make them pick 9 10 11 12 13 etc
They spend so little time on the draft...
I bet that they won't even notice if we do that!
Evil Sather
YOU KILL THE JOE
Gilmour's Way said:can we log all the 24 hr fellas in order
so we can have a few days off in a row
make them pick 9 10 11 12 13 etc
They spend so little time on the draft...
I bet that they won't even notice if we do that!
The order is the order... it's set. And, by your logic, given your exaggerations, people will pick at a normal rate.. and then they'll be what, a week of no picks? You'll be screaming then too.
Spitfire11
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Gilmour's Way said:can we log all the 24 hr fellas in order
so we can have a few days off in a row
make them pick 9 10 11 12 13 etc
They spend so little time on the draft...
I bet that they won't even notice if we do that!
Gilmour's Way...........
Good one.........I guess the Doctor ISN'T in the house............OK guys I'll be up in just a second with my next 2-picks.Cheers!~
monkey_00
Greetings and salutations from Hamilton Ontario Canada...........
The Hamilton Tigers are proud to make their seventh selection...........standing at 5-9 and weighing in at 165-pounds...........the greatest player to ever dawn the blue-and-white Toronto Maple Leaf...........one of the greatest penalty killers and faceoff men of alltime..........from Noranda Quebec.......#14:
DAVE KEON
Inducted into Hockey's Hall of Fame (1986)
Won 4 Stanley Cup Championships
Won OHA-B Rookie of the Year Award (1957)
Won Calder Memorial Trophy (1961)
NHL Second Team All-Star (1962, 1971)
Won Lady Byng Trophy (1962, 1963)
Won Conn Smythe Trophy (1967)
Won Paul Daneau Trophy for WHA Most Gentlemanly Player (1977, 1978)
Participated in 8 NHL All-Star Contests
The Hamilton Tigers are proud to make their seventh selection...........standing at 5-9 and weighing in at 165-pounds...........the greatest player to ever dawn the blue-and-white Toronto Maple Leaf...........one of the greatest penalty killers and faceoff men of alltime..........from Noranda Quebec.......#14:
DAVE KEON
Inducted into Hockey's Hall of Fame (1986)
Won 4 Stanley Cup Championships
Won OHA-B Rookie of the Year Award (1957)
Won Calder Memorial Trophy (1961)
NHL Second Team All-Star (1962, 1971)
Won Lady Byng Trophy (1962, 1963)
Won Conn Smythe Trophy (1967)
Won Paul Daneau Trophy for WHA Most Gentlemanly Player (1977, 1978)
Participated in 8 NHL All-Star Contests
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The Hamilton Tigers are proud to make their 8th-selection..........4-time Selke trophy winner and 5-time Stanley Cup champion with Les Canadiens.............from Peterborough Ontario.......#23.......Leftwinger:
BOB GAINEY
Montreal's 1st pick in the 1973 (8th Overall).
Other Accomplishments:
Played in NHL All-Star Game (1977, 1978, 1980, 1981)
Won Conn Smythe Trophy (1979)
Won Frank J. Selke Trophy (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981)
BOB GAINEY
Montreal's 1st pick in the 1973 (8th Overall).
Other Accomplishments:
Played in NHL All-Star Game (1977, 1978, 1980, 1981)
Won Conn Smythe Trophy (1979)
Won Frank J. Selke Trophy (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981)
Hamilton Tigers
Arena: Copps Coliseum
G- Ken Dryden (5-Vezinas, 6-Stanleys, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder)
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D- Larry Robinson (2-Norris, 6-Stanley Cups (as player), 1-Conn Smythe, +120 in 1977)
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F- Joe Sakic (1-Hart, 2-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Allstar MVP)
F- Joe "the Phantom" Malone (2-Stanleys, 2-Harts, 44-gs in 20-gms in 1917-18)
F- Henri "Pocket Rocket" Richard (11-Stanley Cups, 1-Masterton, 4-time Allstar)
F- Pavel "Russian Rocket" Bure (2-Rocket Richard trophies)
F- Dave Keon (4-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder, 2-Lady Byngs)
F- Bob Gainey (5-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 4-Selkes)
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G- Ken Dryden (5-Vezinas, 6-Stanleys, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder)
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F- Joe Sakic (1-Hart, 2-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Allstar MVP)
F- Joe "the Phantom" Malone (2-Stanleys, 2-Harts, 44-gs in 20-gms in 1917-18)
F- Henri "Pocket Rocket" Richard (11-Stanley Cups, 1-Masterton, 4-time Allstar)
F- Pavel "Russian Rocket" Bure (2-Rocket Richard trophies)
F- Dave Keon (4-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder, 2-Lady Byngs)
F- Bob Gainey (5-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 4-Selkes)
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