futurcorerock
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I know its easy to look at stats or pick a nation with little or no hockey involved.... so lets stick with some well-known teams, NHL, Juniors, NCAA, Top-tier Int'l
weaponomega said:1992-93 Ottawa Senators and San Jose Sharks
Wow. Did anyone good ever play for them??Gou said:I've found a winner:
In the Q, 1984-85 Plattsburgh Pioneers QMJHL,
http://hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/leagues/seasons/qmjhl19701985.html
'In 1984, the league added its only ever American based team, the Plattsburgh Pioneers. The Pioneers tried to compete with mostly local talent. Competitive they were not. They played about 3 month without winning a game and folded. The league wiped out any record of their existence. Not only were future games wiped out but so were the past wins against them.'
Gou said:I've found a winner:
In the Q, 1984-85 Plattsburgh Pioneers QMJHL
free0717 said:2003-4 New York Rangers
MacDaddy Version 1.3 said:The Jets in 1979-80 or 1980-81 were horrendous.
Was that the year they went 1-39 on the road?lowetide said:The 74-75 Caps had good reason to be awful. First of all, the established clubs screwed them, denying them and the Kansas City Scouts even an NHL calibre goalie (the 67 and 70 drafts at least gave the expansion team goaltending).
Along with that, much of the NHL's depth had been stripped away, not only by expansion but also by the WHA.
ADD to that the fact that the player Washington originally chose first in the amateur draft, Pat Price, signed with the WHA before they could sign him. The Caps made a dreadful error when they chose Greg Joly.
There probably wasn't one top 2 forward on that Cap team, although Mike Bloom looked pretty goof before he started getting hurt.
They were awful, no doubt. The first time I saw them was on HNIC in early 75, against Toronto. Davey Keon got the puck at center, saw that Joly and his defense partner were too far apart, and zipped in on a breakaway.
He didn't miss.