tom webster

Glad to make you feel included.😉

Ok, for you “younger” guys, only one guy played every game in the other season that ended in game 6 of the Cup finals in Buffalo.

If no one else has a question, how about this. Only three players played all 80 games during the 74/75 run to the Cup and only two of them played all 17 playoff games. I think two are pretty easy and the third is not crazy, but it’s a slow Sunday night.

Probably.

You need to stop obsessing over things that don’t exist, or so I’ve been told.

Still worried about that cap crunch?

Scandella only has limited no trade clause and Philly not on list so he can’t be holding it up.

UPL has been underwhelming since his “great” junior season. Of course that was followed by hip surgery but he’s been awful in Rochester since then, not much better in Buffalo and I challenge you to find one league wife list of promising young goalies that includes him. He is a Buffalo only phenomenon.

You are assuming that the goalies are at least average and so far UPL and Comrie have very little good history to back that up on.

There is no way that anyone, not even Levi himself, can know for sure how he will hold up to the rigors of an NHL season. UPL has been either just below average or terrible since his one phenomenal season in Juniors and Comrie has been a career minor leaguer. Sure, given the unpredictability of goaltenders anyone of them could be the guy but if you are serious about contending this year, you can’t go into the season with this trio.

Sorry, I didn’t notice but I’m sure he played enough games, I’m surprised he didn’t play elsewhere

A contribution from a friend, Gates Orlando.

That’s it she played a long time after leaving.

First guy I thought of was Mike Moller but I’m pretty sure he had a cup of coffee with someone. Second guy I’m drawing a complete blank on his name but I remember a defenseman that left and went back to Europe after playing a few years here. I hate you because I’m either going to be up late trying to remember the name or I’m going to wake up about 2:30 with his name. If the other two fell between 1983-1986 I’ll never think of them as they were my “lost weekend.”

Yeah, I was pretty sure WHA eliminated him. I have no idea who the other three are

Ok, can’t believe I didn’t remember Casey Nelson. And, if you are not counting WHA, I think Randy Wyrozub(not sure if spelling) may have played enough games. First player I was really wrong about. I thought he was going to be great. I always picked him in strato matic hockey.

I’m going to home in about an hour, I’ll give done more thought

I think that eliminates my other guess, Antipin as well, although without looking it up, I think he was close

I’d have to look it up but does Artu R2(have no idea on spelling either)

Noronen was traded to Vancouver

That was the one I remembered.

There’s like twenty places I’d go before Chef’s. Personally, I like Mulberry’s and Frankie Primo’s.

Yeah, 80 games really opens it up. I was thinking like ten seasons. I can think of one that had a few seasons but played in minors after leaving but I’ll wait to see how it plays out. Good question though.

How many seasons are you accepting as minimum career and does player have to have retired after leaving and not even play in minors?

I’d have to think a little longer but I’d be surprised if there were many more