Chief Nine
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I guess this just comes down to world-view.
Some of the most successful and lauded people I know personally are also some of the worst humans beings I've met.
Inversely, SOme of the pluggers in crap jobs who are living paycheck to paycheck are some of the best human beings I know. They make significant contributions to the lives of people around them and are IMO worthy of the accolaids that the previously mentioned people get.
Because of that, I firmly believe a HoF player can be someone without eye poping numbers. There is more to a hockey player than stats, human beings are more than numbers. Contributing to the lives of the players around you via leadership or just being there for players in need is laudable. If you make a career out of that then yes, I do believe your peers so recognize that.
Zubov was phenomenal. No issue with him getting in. Rangers trading him to Pitt w Nedved for Ulf and Luc was terrible. Pit dealing him for Hatcher wasn't so hot either
Aside from Wickenheiser, this list is an abomination
Carbonneau's career highs, despite playing in the 80s are 26 goals and 56 points and was a career 0.51 ppg
Bergeron currently has 170 more career points in 300 fewer games while playing in a significantly lower scoring era and has a career 0.79 ppg
No comparison
Hope he enjoys wings and snow.Colin Miller to Buffalo for a 2nd and 5th rounder.
The second is the one the Sabres got from the Blues.
Colin Miller to Buffalo for a 2nd and 5th rounder.
The second is the one the Sabres got from the Blues.
And we gave him away for nothing
Oh, I forgot the expansion draft wasn't a thing...Y'know, where every team gave away someone for nothing. Lets not act like the Bruins were the only team who lost a player for nothing.
More like Spooner to Switzerland or some other large ice, little contact leagueCue the "Spooner on a show me tryout contract" posts in 3.....2......1....
Please change the title. Happened days ago and don’t really want to think of anything related to the Blues right now.