Who holds NHL record of the worst +/- for a season at -82?
Who holds NHL record of the worst +/- for a career at -257?
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Who holds NHL record of the worst +/- for a career at -257?
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Who holds NHL record of the worst +/- for a season at -82?
It's got to be a defense man for the first year of the Washington Capitals.
Who holds NHL record of the worst +/- for a season at -82?
Who holds NHL record of the worst +/- for a career at -257?
Pierre Larouche, Danny Gare (I believe Gare was also the winner of the very first shoot out competition)What NHLers had the biggest gap ( seasons they did not score 50 goals) of 4 years between their first 50 goal season and their 2nd 50 goal season?
In my research I found 3 players so far.
Pierre Larouche, Danny Gare (I believe Gare was also the winner of the very first shoot out competition)
I used to be a big fan of gymnastics..especially the ladies... I know Nadia Comenica (sp?) and Bart Conner are married.What male and female athlete (they had never met before) , in a mid 70's publicity photo, where he plants a kiss on her cheek, were married 20 years later?
I used to be a big fan of gymnastics..especially the ladies... I know Nadia Comenica (sp?) and Bart Conner are married.
Answer: Eric Nesterenko. According to O'Ree, the two crossed paths years after they finished their careers and Nesterenko offered no apology or remorse for his past behaviour.
I am sure Willie derived a great deal of satisfaction after John Ferguson destroyed Nesterenko in a fight.It's been answered already, post #2376
Ferguson was before my time, never saw him play/fight, was he the greatest fighter ever?I am sure Willie derived a great deal of satisfaction after John Ferguson destroyed Nesterenko in a fight.
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Quite possibly. Tough and nasty and had decent hockey skillsFerguson was before my time, never saw him play/fight, was he the greatest fighter ever?
He wasn't the greatest and he is not listed on any top fighter lists that I have read, but having said that he rarely lost and went from being an enforcer type player to an all around player, good at both ends of the ice and when it came to blows he was fearsome.Ferguson was before my time, never saw him play/fight, was he the greatest fighter ever?
Interesting guess. Was there something about Harvey that made you think it was him?I'm going to guess it was one of the Habs players of that time. Doug Harvey