Hunting Bow*
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Yes, and in 37 games he had 5 goals and 52 PIM. Just because he occasionally scored a few goals doesn't mean he wasn't still a goon. . None of his goals were critical to any of those series.
Probert was really a much better choice if you wanted to go with an enforcer who could actually play hockey while enforcing
All of this is irrelevant to this discussion and thread though. Every team has had enforcers and rough play in their history. It doesn't legitimize what Scott did. It wasn't a hockey play.
None of his goals were critical? He was on the original grind line. So now I know you weren't watching.