If the Devils built Mt. Rushmore *2015 update*

[Classic Devil]

Who would be on it?

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[Bramskii]

Brodeur, Stevens, Dr. Mcmullen, Lou

 

[Saugus]

Lou, McMullen, Marty and either Lemaire or Pat Burns.

Edit: Conte would get consideration too.

 

[ScottyK]

John J. McMullen, Lou Lams, Stevens, Marty

 

[JLHockeyKnight]

Four different poses of Brodeur

 

[DEVILS ALL THE WAY*]

1a- McMullen
1b- Lou
2- Stevens
3- Marty...

 

[Richer's Ghost]

Brodeur, Stevens, Dr. Mcmullen, Lou

John J. McMullen, Lou Lams, Stevens, Marty

winnars

 

[Burner Account]

Marty
Stevens
Lindros (Eyes closed)
Kariya (Eyes closed)

 

[Mr.Krinkle]

Dr. McMullen for sure.
Lou for sure.

Next two are hard - a coach and a player? Two coaches, two players? Others?

I'd have to go with Lemaire as one, just because he made us so notorious.


So lastly do you put one player above all players? Obvious choice would be between Marty and Stevens - which is a very tough call.

So my vote goes to Mike Peluso, good luck to that sculptor and it'd be a great tourist attraction.

 

[Classic Devil]

Stevens - Because he's the Captain
Lemaire - Because he made us the Devils
Lamoriello - Because he kept us the Devils
McMullen - Because without him there are no Devils

Edit: For Brodeur we'll build the Sistine Chapel.

 

[Darius Dangleaitis]

Marty
Stevens
Lindros (Eyes closed)
Kariya (Eyes closed)

HAH!!

McMullen
Lou
Marty
Stevens

 

[Eric Sachs]

Stevens - Because he's the Captain
Lemaire - Because he made us the Devils
Lamoriello - Because he kept us the Devils
McMullen - Because without him there are no Devils

Edit: For Brodeur we'll build the Sistine Chapel.

I like this. We can call the mountain, Mt. Marty.

 

[fortheloveof666]

Sorry but Daneyko should be up there above Stevens. The guy epitomized what it was to be a Devils player, he played his entire career here which started when people thought the team was a joke.

He won all 3 championships, a culmination of years of hard work and dedication to the crest on the front. He wasn't the best d-man, he wasn't the best skater or shooter either...but the guy was fierce, he played with all heart and like I said....he played for the front of the jersey and not the back or the money.

I don't care about the memories Stevens gave us over Kenny, he never tried to bail, he never bought into the concept our franchise was a joke and he'd be better off elsewhere. Whether he learned his lesson and put his foot in his mouth or not, Stevens was originally miserable here and tried to jump ship first chance he got after arriving. To me that alone puts Daneyko above him, because while he'll be a permanent staple in this franchise forever, he'll never be what #3 was in terms of the long-haul. Stevens showed up when this team was on the up, his most miserable season next to probably 1994 was 1996 when we missed the playoffs after winning the cup. He didn't endure half of what Kenny did before finally getting to the top.

I rest my case. Please send donations to my paypal account. Kthxbi.

 

[Classic Devil]

Sorry but Daneyko should be up there above Stevens. The guy epitomized what it was to be a Devils player, he played his entire career here which started when people thought the team was a joke.

He won all 3 championships, a culmination of years of hard work and dedication to the crest on the front. He wasn't the best d-man, he wasn't the best skater or shooter either...but the guy was fierce, he played with all heart and like I said....he played for the front of the jersey and not the back or the money.

I don't care about the memories Stevens gave us over Kenny, he never tried to bail, he never bought into the concept our franchise was a joke and he'd be better off elsewhere. Whether he learned his lesson and put his foot in his mouth or not, Stevens was originally miserable here and tried to jump ship first chance he got after arriving. To me that alone puts Daneyko above him, because while he'll be a permanent staple in this franchise forever, he'll never be what #3 was in terms of the long-haul. Stevens showed up when this team was on the up, his most miserable season next to probably 1994 was 1996 when we missed the playoffs after winning the cup. He didn't endure half of what Kenny did before finally getting to the top.

I rest my case. Please send donations to my paypal account. Kthxbi.

He also wasn't half the player Stevens was.

 

[fortheloveof666]

He also wasn't half the player Stevens was.

Which I said, and which really just proves my point. When you're going to make a shrine of people who were important to this franchise, Kenny was and continues to be. He wasn't a great player and he was personally flawed...but he was able to achieve the same greatness by being dedicated and playing with heart.

This franchise has been built on "no-name" guys "over-achieving." Kenny represents that more than Scotty does...and he also didn't attempt to bail because he never wanted to come here in the first place.

I mean c'mon, the guy didn't even know where NJ was when he was drafted.

 

[Comparison Ford]

Based on 666's theory:

Ken Daneyko
Bruce Driver
Rob Skrlac
Grant Marshall

I keed I keed 666...don't beat me up.

 

[Classic Devil]

Which I said, and which really just proves my point. When you're going to make a shrine of people who were important to this franchise, Kenny was and continues to be. He wasn't a great player and he was personally flawed...but he was able to achieve the same greatness by being dedicated and playing with heart.

This franchise has been built on "no-name" guys "over-achieving." Kenny represents that more than Scotty does...and he also didn't attempt to bail because he never wanted to come here in the first place.

I mean c'mon, the guy didn't even know where NJ was when he was drafted.

I think this is nonsense. Just because the rest of the NHL and the media thinks that it's true, doesn't make it so. I mean, look at the teams we've had and the talent on those teams. The only championship team that I can point at and say "those guys overachieved" was 2003, and we won that cup on the back of Niedermayer, Brodeur, and Langenbrunner.

 

[Jaysfanatic*]

Stevens
McMullen
Lamoriello
Marshall Johnston

 

[MasterofGrond]

McMullen
Lou
Brodeur
Bruce Springsteen

 

[fortheloveof666]

Based on 666's theory:

Ken Daneyko
Bruce Driver
Rob Skrlac
Grant Marshall

I keed I keed 666...don't beat me up.

hahah.

Jay Pandolfo

I think this is nonsense. Just because the rest of the NHL and the media thinks that it's true, doesn't make it so. I mean, look at the teams we've had and the talent on those teams. The only championship team that I can point at and say "those guys overachieved" was 2003, and we won that cup on the back of Niedermayer, Brodeur, and Langenbrunner.

I put it in quotations for a reason, that's usually done when you're making a statement that someone else thinks/says. I'm just sayin' though.

And in 2003 was Jeff Friesen not a big part of that? I think so...dunno about you.

Either way, when you're building a shrine of a DEVILS Mt. Rushmore, Daneyko played here no matter what and endured the hardship, Stevens got stuck here and made the best of it, finally accepting it and growing to love it. So, I stand by my statement that Daneyko best represents the franchise.

 

[Das Uber]

Cory Murphy, Andy Greene, Jay Leach, Rob Davison.

 

[yakitate304]

If the Devils built Mt. Rushmore, Vish would break it by sneezing.

 

[Burner Account]

If the Devils built Mt. Rushmore, Vish would break it by sneezing.

The Danis would rebuild it. With his goalie glove.

 

[Bramskii]

I really suck at photoshopping

 

[Das Uber]

The Danis would rebuild it. With his goalie glove.

Hells would rebuild it. With his gut.