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canaan wrote:I thought this was gonna be a thread about tangradi
relantel wrote:canaan wrote:I thought this was gonna be a thread about tangradi
lol, I've got little on ET other than he sits tied for 395th on the all time scoring list, already passed by Despres.
relantel wrote:An example is this 2-18-87 story by Gerry Dulac on Alain Lemieux's callup:
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=zk ... 5%2C451778
MRandall25 wrote:relantel wrote:canaan wrote:I thought this was gonna be a thread about tangradi
lol, I've got little on ET other than he sits tied for 395th on the all time scoring list, already passed by Despres.
Bortuzzo has as many goals in 8 games as Tangradi has in 45.
It took just a few hours to purge the Civic Arena of tangible evidence Mike Bullard played hockey there.
His captaincy was given to Terry Ruskowski, his locker room cubicle to John Chabot, his spot in the lineup to Warren Young.
"I'm leaving here bitter," he [Bullard] said. "Bob should have at least had the sense to tell me I wasn't the captain. He also had my locker cleaned out and my mailbox closed and didn't tell me about that either."
canaan wrote:I thought this was gonna be a thread about tangradi
relantel wrote:I did a quick calc today. Based on Mario's goals per game and assists per game each season, times number of games missed, in the aggregate, turns into 709 points (in 467 games missed), and that doesn't include the 94-95 and 97-00 seasons that he sat out completely. 92/93's per game totals would have been a 224 point season. Hypotheticals, of course.
MRandall25 wrote:relantel wrote:I did a quick calc today. Based on Mario's goals per game and assists per game each season, times number of games missed, in the aggregate, turns into 709 points (in 467 games missed), and that doesn't include the 94-95 and 97-00 seasons that he sat out completely. 92/93's per game totals would have been a 224 point season. Hypotheticals, of course.
So you're saying Mario, if he were healthy, should actually have 2432 points and be 2nd to Gretzky?
Azkar wrote:NPR, but who are the highest-scoring pair of NHL brothers?
Spoiler:
DelPen wrote:Penguins family relations:
Brothers:
Alain & Mario Lemieux
Doug & Greg Brown
Chris & Peter Ferraro
Kip & Kevin Miller
Father-Son:
Wayne & Alex Hicks
Bob & Brent Johnson
Greg & Ryan Malone
relantel wrote:Smallest home crowd to witness a Penguin win...*
was in 68-69, a crowd of less than 3000. Christmas day in 1968, a 6-3 win over the Red Wings, with goals by Pronovost, Burns, McCreary (2), Schinkel, and Angotti. McCreary's second was the winning goal. Attendance was 2420. It was only the 7th win of the season. Capacity in 1968-69 was published as 12580.
Honarable mention, same season:
3506 11-21-68 vs Oakland, Leo Boivin with the winning goal.
*I don't have attendance game by game for 1980-84 range, so it is possible there was a smaller crowd later.
bh wrote:What about those Fata's. Did Rico's younger brother ever get called up for a game?
relantel wrote:bh wrote:What about those Fata's. Did Rico's younger brother ever get called up for a game?
Nope, don't think Drew ever came up from WBS.
Idoit40fans wrote:relantel wrote:bh wrote:What about those Fata's. Did Rico's younger brother ever get called up for a game?
Nope, don't think Drew ever came up from WBS.
He did get a few NHL games though, didn't he?
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