Best player per city of Birth

[chooch*]

From my hometown

St-Laurent, Quebec (which no longer exists as a separate city from Montreal)

Ray Bourque

What about Ricky Bourque?

Joe Thornton is from Lynhurst actually/ Scott Thornton (cousin) is from London.

Any players from Ville St Henri? Montreal-Est? Dollard Des Ormeaux?

 

[pnep]

Stanley Cups per city of Birth (1988/89-2003/04)

Total Cups -- Total Players -- City
===================
16 -- 89 -- Montreal
14 -- 92 -- Edmonton
13 -- 102 -- Toronto
12 -- 43 -- Moscow
11 -- 54 -- Calgary
7 -- 32 -- Winnipeg
7 -- 9 -- Voskresensk - !!!!
6 -- 16 -- Oshawa
6 -- 17 -- Quebec City
6 -- 26 -- Scarborough
5 -- 18 -- Windsor
5 -- 22 -- London
5 -- 13 -- Boston
5 -- 9 -- Burnaby
5 -- 5 -- Guelph

 

[arrbez]

Stanley Cups per city of Birth (1988/89-2003/04)

Cups -- Players -- City
===================
16 -- 89 -- Montreal
14 -- 92 -- Edmonton
13 -- 102 -- Toronto
12 -- 43 -- Moscow
11 -- 54 -- Calgary
7 -- 32 -- Winnipeg
7 -- 9 -- Voskresensk - !!!!
6 -- 16 -- Oshawa
6 -- 17 -- Quebec City
6 -- 26 -- Scarborough
5 -- 18 -- Windsor
5 -- 22 -- London
5 -- 13 -- Boston
5 -- 9 -- Burnaby
5 -- 5 -- Guelph

What do the columns all mean? I assume 89 players from Montreal have won the cup since 1989, but what does the "cups" column indicate?

 

[NOTENOUGHJTCGOALS]

What do the columns all mean? I assume 89 players from Montreal have won the cup since 1989, but what does the "cups" column indicate?

Maybe it means 89 players from Montreal have played in the NHL and 16 have won a cup?

Btw Paul Kariya is from North Van as far as I remember. They are separate cities.

 

[pnep]

Maybe it means 89 players from Montreal have played in the NHL and 16 have won a cup?

No.
89 players from Montreal have played in the NHL and won 16 cups

Montreal -- Cups
---------------------------------
Bourque Ray -- 2000-01
Brisebois Patrice -- 1992-93
Brodeur Martin -- 1994-95; 1999-00; 2002-03
Brule Steve -- 1999-00
Daigneault J.J. -- 1992-93
Damphousse Vincent -- 1992-93
Errey Bob -- 1990-91; 1991-92
Fiset Stephane -- 1995-96
Lemieux Mario -- 1990-91; 1991-92
Mckay Randy -- 1994-95; 1999-00
Robitaille Luc -- 2001-02

Edmonton -- Cups
---------------------------------
Dingman Chris -- 2000-01; 2003-04
Gregg Randy -- 1989-90
Matvichuk Richard -- 1998-99
Messier Mark -- 1989-90; 1993-94
Niedermayer Scott -- 1994-95; 1999-00; 2002-03
Reinprecht Steve -- 2000-01
Smith Geoff -- 1989-90
Sutton Ken -- 1999-00
Sydor Darryl -- 1998-99; 2003-04

Toronto -- Cups
---------------------------------
Draper Kris -- 1996-97; 1997-98; 2001-02
Driver Bruce -- 1994-95
Foote Adam -- 1995-96; 2000-01
Hillier Randy -- 1990-91
Knuble Michael -- 1997-98
Kypreos Nick -- 1993-94
Leeman Gary -- 1992-93
Muni Craig -- 1989-90
Reid Dave -- 1998-99; 2000-01

Moscow -- Cups
---------------------------------
Brylin Sergei -- 1994-95; 1999-00; 2002-03
Fetisov Viacheslav -- 1996-97; 1997-98
Gusarov Alexei -- 1995-96
Karpovtsev Alexander -- 1993-94
Mironov Dmitri -- 1997-98
Nemchinov Sergei -- 1993-94; 1999-00
Zubov Sergei -- 1993-94; 1998-99

Calgary -- Cups
---------------------------------
Hunter Tim -- 1988-89
Klemm Jon -- 1995-96; 2000-01
Kocur Joey -- 1993-94; 1996-97; 1997-98
Murray Troy -- 1995-96
Murzyn Dana -- 1988-89
Needham Mike -- 1991-92
Vernon Mike -- 1988-89; 1996-97

Winnipeg -- Cups
---------------------------------
Hodson Kevin -- 1996-97; 1997-98
Keane Mike -- 1992-93; 1995-96; 1998-99
Leach Jamie -- 1991-92
Muir Bryan -- 2000-01

Voskresensk -- Cups
---------------------------------
Kamensky Valeri -- 1995-96
Kozlov Vyacheslav -- 1996-97; 1997-98
Larionov Igor -- 1996-97; 1997-98; 2001-02
Zelepukin Valeri -- 1994-95

Oshawa -- Cups
---------------------------------
Daniels Jeff -- 1991-92
Huddy Charlie -- 1989-90
Maclean John -- 1994-95
Nieuwendyk Joe -- 1988-89; 1998-99; 2002-03


Quebec City -- Cups
---------------------------------
Dufresne Donald -- 1992-93
Rheaume Pascal -- 2002-03
Roberge Mario -- 1992-93
Roy Patrick -- 1992-93; 1995-96; 2000-01

Scarborough -- Cups
---------------------------------
Murphy Larry -- 1990-91; 1991-92; 1996-97; 1997-98
Ricci Mike -- 1995-96
Tocchet Rick -- 1991-92

Windsor -- Cups
---------------------------------
Daneyko Ken -- 1994-95; 1999-00; 2002-03
Ward Aaron -- 1996-97; 1997-98

London -- Cups
---------------------------------
Mactavish Craig -- 1989-90; 1993-94
Murphy Joe -- 1989-90
Simpson Craig -- 1989-90
Williams Jason -- 2001-02

Boston -- Cups
---------------------------------
Barrasso Tom -- 1990-91; 1991-92
Noonan Brian -- 1993-94
Stanton Paul -- 1990-91; 1991-92

Burnaby -- Cups
---------------------------------
Mccarty Darren -- 1996-97; 1997-98; 2001-02
Sakic Joe -- 1995-96; 2000-01

Guelph -- Cups
---------------------------------
Hudson Mike -- 1993-94
Maclellan Brian -- 1988-89
Maltby Kirk -- 1996-97; 1997-98; 2001-02

 

[Canadarocks]

Is Foligno the best from Sudbury?

Wasn't Toe Blake born in Sudbury? That's considered his hometown at least.

I feel dumb but I can't think of any players born in Toronto except for the ones listed under Stanley Cups. It seems there should be a lot more and probably some better than those lsited. There used to be a website where you could search for all NHL players under lots of categories including place of birth. Does anybody know anything about that? Is it still around?

 

[Hockey Outsider]

Best Toronto players include:
- Brad Park
- Charlie Conacher
- Dale Hawerchuk
- Busher Jackson
- Bill Quackenbush
- Steve Shutt
- Rick Middleton
- Mike Peca
- Rod Brind'Amour
- Adam Foote
- Roy Conacher
- Bill White
- Lionel Conacher
- Lionel Hitchman
- Denis Maruk
- Keith Primeau
- Kris Draper
- Anson Carter
- Mike Knuble

 

[CCF]

I'm guessing he was the one and only product of Floral, Saskatchewan. I think all that is even left of Floral today is a grain elevator. I don't believe anyone even lives in Floral.

As for the best product from Saskatoon, good question. The best name I can come up with is Brent Ashton. Many great players have played here in Saskatoon, but not many were born here.

I was thinking about how Saskatoon hasn't really produced a lot of NHL players. I mean neither has Regina really, but it seems like in comparison to Saskatoon they do.

Mike Sillinger
Scott Hartnell
Jamie Heward
James Black
Dave Karpa
Josh Harding

I guess none of our cities really produce many NHL players, more of the rural areas.

 

[pnep]

Is Foligno the best from Sudbury?

Top 10 Players from Sudbury

Player Name -- POS
===============
Giacomin Ed -- G
Aurie Larry -- RW
Shack Eddie -- RW
Carlyle Randy -- D
Arbour Al -- D
Bertuzzi Todd -- LW
Foligno Mike -- RW
Duguay Ron -- C
Green Red -- LW
Secord Al -- LW

imho...

 

[golfmade]

Pat Shea was born in Potlatch, ID. He played for the Black Hawks in 1931-32.

Guyle Fiedler was also born in Potlatch. He played for Chicago, Detroit and Boston in the 1950s.

http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SearchPlayersByCountry.jsp?co=USID

Idaho is just a breeding ground for NHL'ers then

Thanks.

 

[arrbez]

I feel dumb but I can't think of any players born in Toronto except for the ones listed under Stanley Cups. It seems there should be a lot more and probably some better than those lsited. There used to be a website where you could search for all NHL players under lots of categories including place of birth. Does anybody know anything about that? Is it still around?

The area around Toronto has always seemed to produce more players than the city itself. Not sure why.

 

[turnbuckle*]

My hometowns:

Renfrew: Best player - Ted Lindsay
Last player - Alan Letang

Notables: Lorne Anderson was the Rangers goalie who let in 3 goals in 21 seconds against Bill Mosienko. He never played another NHL game.

Jim Peplinski was born in Haley Station, a community of about 100 people on the outskirts of Renfrew.

shawville: Best player: Bill Cowley (From Bristol)
Lasy player: Terry Murray

Notables: Frank Finnigan was the last surviving member of the original Senators and instrumental in getting the team back in Ottawa.

Bryan Murray never played in the NHL, but has been a GM/coach for the past 25 years. He was a pretty good player, but 'retired' at 17 to become the coach of Shawville's senior team. He knew from a young age that coaching was in his blood.

 

[edd1e]

Helsinki:

Jari Kurri
Teemu Selänne
Esa Tikkanen
Matti Hagman

10 cups combined with Tikkanen and Kurri.

 

[chooch*]

Cobourg -

Brockville -

Prescott -

Cornwall -

Sarnia -

 

[reckoning]

Sarnia would be likely be Pat Stapleton, with Dino Ciccarelli or Pat Verbeek a close second.

 

[Pantokrator]

T



Delaware Mark Eaton

There were so many choices from Wilmington, Delaware, what made you settle for Eaton?

 

[Russeltown]

Sherbrooke, Québec

Yanic Perreault
Mathieu Dandeneault
Jocelyn Thibault

 

[BraveSirRobin]

From my hometown

San Bernardino, California-Jeremy Stevenson

 

[reckoning]

Jim Peplinski was born in Haley Station, a community of about 100 people on the outskirts of Renfrew.

Wow. That`s where my dad`s side of the family came from and I`ve never heard that before. It`s hard to believe that a place that small produced a NHLer.

Random Ottawa Valley ones:

Perth- Billy Smith
Winchester- Larry Robinson
Pembroke- Frank Nighbour or Harry Cameron
Smith Falls- Don McKenney

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

There were so many choices from Wilmington, Delaware, what made you settle for Eaton?

He was the winner of a one-horse race.

 

[Transported Upstater]

I think this came up in a previous thread. The Offical NHL Guide shows his birthplace as Churchill, Manitoba.

That's correct. He was born in Churchill, but grew up in Rankin Inlet.

 

[trice]

Sakic is not from Vancouver, he is from Burnaby. There is a difference.

Burnaby is part of the GVRD, so some people tend to lump Vancouver and its surrounding areas into just "Vancouver."

And Scott Hannan is from Richmond, which is also part of the GVRD but a few minutes south of the actual city of Vancouver. I think Burnaby is North.

 

[biggie]

scott walker for cambridge, ont

 

[Tampa GM]

Ornskoldsvik, Sweden.

Forsberg
Sedin
Sedin
Sundstrom
Naslund

not bad.

Örnsköldsvik Top 7
01 Peter Forsberg
02 Marcus Näslund
03 Anders Hedberg
04 Henrik Sedin
05 Daniel Sedin
06 Niklas Sundström
07 Lars Molin(98 points in 172 with Canucks)

 

[Darz]

Around Thunder Bay

Dryden - Chris Pronger

Terrace Bay - Charlie Simmer