Best Names

Stray Wasp

Registered User
May 5, 2009
4,561
1,503
South east London
Some of my favourites from British hockey:

John McCrone
Darren Durdle
Nicky Chinn
Ivor Bennett
Simon Perkins
Hilton Ruggles
Winston "Cassie" Dawkins
Jamie Crapper (who changed his name to Craiper for some unknown reason)
Rocky Saganiuk (also played for the Leafs)

If only they could all have iced simultaneously for the Basingstoke Beavers.
 

Vodalian

Registered User
Apr 8, 2009
144
0
Hoo-can Lou-b


Hoooo is like Hacksaw Jim Duggan would say. :naughty:

And Lou is what Vancouver fans chant when Luongo touches the puck.

Just to clear things up, HÃ¥kan is pronounced "Hawkan". If you remove the ring from above the a it's a different word which means "the chin".
 

Peter9

Registered User
Apr 1, 2008
412
3
Los Angeles, USA
A lot of player names from the early and mid-1950s stuck with me quite apart from any hockey talent associated with them. To the boy I then was, they seemed to have a lyrical quality, and they still do. Here are some of them:

Clarence "Rags" Raglan

Wally Hergesheimer

Edgar Laprade

Nick Mickoski

Larry Zeidel

Eddie Litzenberger

Rudy Migay

Fernie Flaman

Leo Boivin

Eric Nesterenko

Real Chevrefils

Leo Labine

Camille Henry

Aldo Guidolin

Lee Fogolin

Gus Bodnar

Calum McKay

George Gee

Fred Sasakamoose

Lou Jankowski

Hy Buller

Benny Woit

Metro Prystai

Joe Klukay

Lou Fontinato

Harry Howell

Alex Delvecchio

Ed Slowinski

Pete Babando

Pentti Lund

Steve Kraftcheck

Bill Mosienko

Ed Kryzanowski

Fleming Mackell

Enio Sclisizzi

Dollard St. Laurent

Bill Quackenbush

Jerry Toppazzini
 

seventieslord

Student Of The Game
Mar 16, 2006
36,130
7,215
Regina, SK
My three favourite hockey player names growing up were Kelly Buchberger, Jeff Beukeboom, and Zarley Zalapski. They just sounded like hockey players.
 

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