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  1. 1 hour ago, Doohickie said:

    I didn't copy the link, but while checking around I found an article/blog post that looked since 2000 and the only Cup winning NHL HC that had won a Cup with another team was Scotty Bowman who took the Wings to the 2002 Cup.  All others who won multiple Cups in this century had their Cups with only one team.

    Scotty Bowman is who you're thinking of.

    Correct. I’m really trying to find a list of HCs with multiple SC wins and I just keep coming up with Bowman. But here is a list of coaches with SC appearances coaching different teams, so if other such coaches exist, they’ll be on this list:

     

     

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  2. 1 hour ago, French Collection said:

    Interesting.

    The last bunch of NHL Cup winners were first timers. Cassidy, Bednar, Cooper, Berube, Trotz, Sullivan, Quenneville, Sutter, Julien.

    I believe the list of multiple SC winners for different teams is very short. Scotty Bowman is the obvious one. 

  3. 2 hours ago, Quint said:

    It would be an interesting study if someone was to track all the teams in different sports that have won a championship for the very first time after decades of losing or coming close. Then see who coached those teams. I would bet dollars to donuts that the coaches of the winning teams had previously won championships with other teams before that.

    No NFL coach has ever won a Super Bowl for 2 different teams. 
     

    It about 10 years old, but here’s a Tour de Force on repeated success of GMs in the NHL. Warning, it’s long, but the message is short: it’s rare to have repeated success and hiring a “proven winner” is very far from a guarantee of future success. 
     

    https://iveybusinessjournal.com/publication/debunking-the-proven-winner-myth-in-the-national-hockey-league/

  4. 43 minutes ago, Standing Room Smoking Cigs said:

    Ick.. the fallout still continues... no offense to Bowman and Joel Q.... but no... there is no place for them in the NHL... and the Black Hawks should pay a price... https://www.yahoo.com/sports/ex-blackhawks-player-sues-team-alleges-he-was-sexually-assaulted-by-brad-aldrich-203857392.html

    There’s many things wrong with this culture:

     

    ”Aldrich sneaked into the bedroom of John Doe while he was having sex with a woman, and tried to join the encounter. He made his presence known by playing with John Doe’s feet in the dark.”

     

    Let ignore the sexual assault for a moment but why exactly was John Doe having sex in the same area as Aldrich? Is having sex with women a regular activity at film reviews? My guess is that this behavior is probably more widespread than the sexual assaults  

     

  5. 4 hours ago, klos1963 said:

    He hasn't earned better wingers. Which productive center do you take those good wingers from?

    Lots of talk about Mitts in this thread. People seem to remember him at the age of 22 and him playing like trash. But, let’s recall not just a year ago, Mitts was still playing like hot trash. His wingers were Jost and VO.
     

    He got real wingers near the end of the season and has been playing lights out since. Wingers matter. Not going to argue about not taking wingers away from CM or TT, but let’s not write off Krebs while his wingers are KO and Girgs. 

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  6. 6 hours ago, Thorny said:

    Guy who can do it on his own without a supporting cast?

    the list starts and ends with the greatest goalie to ever exist in the history of planet earth, at the one position that can, on it’s best day temporarily be an exception that proves the rule, and even he lost, in the end

    I may be drinking, but this made me a little emotional. This really sums up Hasek perfectly and I miss watching him. One thing that I regret more than not having the current generation get to watch him is that he never won a Cup for us. A damn shame. But we can all feel blessed for watching him play though. Truly Otherworldly. 
     

    The only thing that nearly looked like Hasek recently was that ridiculous save Subban made last year. Think about that and realize it happened every game. 

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  7. 14 minutes ago, ... said:

    If it's a delayed penalty did the goal stand?

    I believe it did. It’s a delayed penalty, so as long as the non-offending team retains possession, the puck remains in play. The problem is fluke plays like this. The play should have been whistled dead as soon as the offending team touched the puck, but it doesn’t work this way. 
     

    I read more about it. The play gets whistled dead once the offending team regains possession. In this case, Laval didn’t. Still weird, because taking a shot on goal should constitute possession, unless it doesn’t apply to goalies. 

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  8. 2 hours ago, PASabreFan said:

    I came here to say this. JFC enough.

    And I actually feel bad for players like Mitts. He’s had his ups and downs, but may not have seat when the music stops. One large contract means someone else isn’t getting one. I still have reservations about Power’s contract when it was mostly given due to his pedigree and our defense remains suspect. 

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