I actually thought he looked better in a Bruins jersey than he did a Flames jersey.
Dude! What are you doing in that uniform? Part II
- Thread starter TheDevilMadeMe
- Start date
- Status
I actually thought he looked better in a Bruins jersey than he did a Flames jersey.
Pascal Dupuis is probably best known for being Crosby's linemate the past several seasons, but he also spent 6 games as a Ranger in February 2007:
and then a further 79 games with the Thrashers in 2007 and 2008, before being part of the Hossa trade:
and then a further 79 games with the Thrashers in 2007 and 2008, before being part of the Hossa trade:
Agalloch
EliteProspects
End on a Hinote
Registered Abuser
crump
~ ~ (ړײ) ~ ~
Super Fadio Bro
MAMA MIA!!!
Mike Commodore, Ottawa Senators (2008; 26 GP - 0 GP - 2 A - 2 PTS - 26 PIM)
...and Tampa Bay (2013; 13 GP, 0 PTS, 4 PIM)
And here he is, bashing Babcock on Twitter.
FerrisRox
"Wanna go, Prettyboy?"
Actually, he wasn't.
It's widely reported that Palmateer retired after the '83-'84 season, but he actually had another season at a then steep $300,000 per season left on his deal.
When the Maple Leafs opted to go for the youth movement of Allan Bester and Ken Wregget in goal, they instructed Palmateer to stay home and collect his salary.
In late February - with Mike having not been on the ice since the pre-season - the Edmonton Oilers expressed interest in acquiring him. Grant Fuhr had sustained an injury and while Andy Moog was more then capable of picking up the slack, the Oilers would need to call up the underwhelming Mike Zainier to fill in as the back up and instead considered bringing in Palmateer.
They contacted Gerry McNamara, then the Leafs GM, and were told that Palmateer was available but despite paying him to sit at home, they wanted something in return. Fuhr's in jury proved to be less serious than first anticipated and he was set to return in two week. Barry Fraser, than the Oilers Director of Player Personnel felt that Palmateer would need two weeks to get back into game shape and by the time he was, Fuhr would likely be back so the deal was scuttled.
The following season, with Palmateer a free agent, I guess he was invited to Oilers camp, but with his knees a mess and Moog and Fuhr entrenched in the crease, the prospects were not good.
FerrisRox
"Wanna go, Prettyboy?"
Only posting this because Mogilny is one of my favorites all time Sabres. And one of my favorite players
Considering he had two different stints with the Devils, its a little hard to be shocked my seeing him in that uniform.
Belfour in San Jose. If my memory is correct, he was pretty horrible in SJ. I thought his career was done after seeing his play in the Sharks.
hototogisu
Poked the bear!!!!!
Someone like Paul Coffey would be a much better choice for Boston. Jagr has played for 8 teams now over the course of his NHL career, it's really not that weird seeing him in any other jersey anymore.
FerrisRox
"Wanna go, Prettyboy?"
That's a very strange comment considering Paul Coffey played in Edmonton, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Detroit, Hartford, Philadelphia, Carolina, Chicago and Boston... So nine teams.
Ziggy Stardust
Master Debater
He also won a Cup with the Devils and appeared in more playoff games in that uniform than he did with any other team.
Hurricane Hugo
Registered User
I'm sure some of these have been posted already, but here's some weird ones from the Ducks:
Curtis Glencross - 2006-07, 2GP, 1pt
Todd Betuzzi - 2007-08, 68GP, 40pts
Doug Weight - 2007-08, 38GP, 14pts
Mathieu Schneider - 2007-08, 65GP, 39pts
Brendan Morrison - 2008-09, 62GP, 22pts
Erik Christensen - 2008-09/2009-10, 26GP, 9pts
Bret Hedican - 2008-09, 51GP, 6pts
Aaron Ward - 2009-10, 17GP, 2pts
Vesa Toskala - 2009-10, 0GP
Ray Emery - 2010-11, 10GP, 2.28GAA
Radek Dvorak - 2012-13, 9GP, 4pts
Stephane Robidas - 2013-14, 14GP, 5pts
Eric Brewer - 2014-15, 9GP, 2pts
Dany Heatley - 2014-15, 6GP, 0pts
Dwayne Roloson - 2014-15, 0GP
Curtis Glencross - 2006-07, 2GP, 1pt
Todd Betuzzi - 2007-08, 68GP, 40pts
Doug Weight - 2007-08, 38GP, 14pts
Mathieu Schneider - 2007-08, 65GP, 39pts
Brendan Morrison - 2008-09, 62GP, 22pts
Erik Christensen - 2008-09/2009-10, 26GP, 9pts
Bret Hedican - 2008-09, 51GP, 6pts
Aaron Ward - 2009-10, 17GP, 2pts
Vesa Toskala - 2009-10, 0GP
Ray Emery - 2010-11, 10GP, 2.28GAA
Radek Dvorak - 2012-13, 9GP, 4pts
Stephane Robidas - 2013-14, 14GP, 5pts
Eric Brewer - 2014-15, 9GP, 2pts
Dany Heatley - 2014-15, 6GP, 0pts
Dwayne Roloson - 2014-15, 0GP
SingnBluesOnBroadway
Retired
Ziggy Stardust
Master Debater
Chevy Cheveldae
Registered User
ArizonaCoyotes19
Registered User
NHL stars who played on random teams
I'm doing some research on NHL players who played on random teams. Ex. Gretzky and Brodeur on St.Louis
What are some other notable ones?
I'm doing some research on NHL players who played on random teams. Ex. Gretzky and Brodeur on St.Louis
What are some other notable ones?
AngryScotsman
Registered User
Last edited:
hototogisu
Poked the bear!!!!!
...OK I could've picked a better example too, but I feel like those 18 games Coffey at the very end of his career played are much more forgettable than the run to the finals Jagr had with Boston, but maybe that's because it was just three years ago.
And, at least, I always forget about Coffey's time in Boston personally.
John Tonelli, Los Angeles Kings (Fun fact- he actually had a pair of 31-goal seasons for the Kings in '89 and '90)
The Panther
Registered User
Hey! Tonelli was awesome with the Kings in 1988-89 and 1989-90. His ice-time and stats started to drop, though, during 1990-91.
Nobody remember this, but as a random: Game one between L.A. and Calgary in April, 1989 goes into overtime. Tonelli slaps one that cleanly beats Vernon... and bounces out, off the inside of the post. A few minutes later, the Flames shoot it in and a lucky bounce off the stanchion goes right to Gilmour who scores into the empty net. Game over, and basically series over. That's the way it goes.
Nobody remember this, but as a random: Game one between L.A. and Calgary in April, 1989 goes into overtime. Tonelli slaps one that cleanly beats Vernon... and bounces out, off the inside of the post. A few minutes later, the Flames shoot it in and a lucky bounce off the stanchion goes right to Gilmour who scores into the empty net. Game over, and basically series over. That's the way it goes.
- Status
