Bergeron-Travis Green-Martin Lapointe in the 2004 playoffs were a wrecking ball of a line
Wheeler,Ryder,Spooner.
never a line...but could have called them the "date line"
Wheeler,Ryder,Spooner.
never a line...but could have called them the "date line"
Why not the KIL line?
Wheeler,Ryder,Spooner.
never a line...but could have called them the "date line"
Didn't Joe Juneau play with Oates and Neely?? I know that's a lot longer than 10 years ago and i was younger, just old enough to know what was going on... i play[ed] too, that helps.
That was my first favorite, or whatever line had Oates/Neely on it prior to Joey J's arrival. In the last 10 years it'd probably be Lucic-Savard-Kessel.
Partly because that is when Looch was still establishing himself as a premier tough-guy and fighter in the league, partly because of Savard's total epic-ness and playmaking, and partly because of Kessel's knack for scoring off that nice release.
Great line... what a shame what happened to poor Savvy
That brief, glorious period in which we had Marchand - Campbell - Jagr. Campbell was at least a point per game in that stretch. It was amazing. Jagr's my favorite "good" player (Byron Bitz and Martin St. Pierre are always at the top for me), and Campbell's my favorite current Bruin, so that was a fun few games for me.
Honorable mention goes to that one time Matt Hunwick was Marc Savard's winger and couldn't stop scoring.
I guess I like weird mixes. I hate the circumstances that usually cause them, of course.