PapaBear*
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Players who have played in the 1980's or 90's and retired before 2000.
Heres a few of mine
Mike Gartner
Joel Otto
Wendal Clark
Kevin Stevens
Heres a few of mine
Mike Gartner
Joel Otto
Wendal Clark
Kevin Stevens
PapaBear said:Players who have played in the 1980's or 90's and retired before 2000.
Heres a few of mine
Mike Gartner
Joel Otto
Wendal Clark
Kevin Stevens
Benton Fraser said:Roenick, Amonte, Weight, Messier, Gretzky, Lemieux, Leech, Zubov, Modano, Jagr, Sakic, Lidstrom, Bourque, Bure, Fedorov, Lindros, LeClair, Sundin, Forsberg, Fleury, Niewendyk (never could spell his name), Hasek, Roy, Brodeur, Turgeon, Linden, Richter, Lemieux (Claude), Stevens, Niedermayer, Lehtinen, Yzerman, Shanahan.
davemess said:Jagr was head and shoulder the top player through the 90s
Regular Season : 725 games, 387 goals, 571 assists, 958 points
Playoffs : 124 games, 63 goals, 72 assists, 135 points
1994-95 Art Ross Trophy
1997-98 Art Ross Trophy
1998-99 Art Ross Trophy
1998-99 Hart Memorial Trophy
1998-99 Lester B. Pearson Trophy
1999-00 Art Ross Trophy
1999-00 Lester B. Pearson Trophy
2 Stanley Cups
KOVALEV10 said:Jagr wasnt head and shoulders above everyone. Bure, Lemieux and Hull were better goal scorers, Lindross was a lot more dominant phisically, Gretzky and Lemieux were better in playmaking and Yzerman, Sakic, Lemieux-s (claude and mario) were better playoff performers too.
PDO said:Sergei Fedorov was the best two-way player of the 1990's. How many 60 goal scorers have won a Selke?
#66 said:And he's the only one to do it.
futurcorerock said:Bure should be mentioned, as right around 2000 his career pretty much went sour, capitulating with the injury