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Old 10-18-2009, 01:29 PM
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Old 10-18-2009, 02:56 PM
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I think Colorado's all-time fighter is Scott Parker. Simon, while one of the best, was more of a floater.
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Definitley Brashear for the Canucks. I was a bigger fan and loved Odjick, but during his time in Vancouver Brash was just dominant. Odjick was good, and fun to watch - but he was never THE best.

Good lists, btw, GIANTSFAN.
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No question wearing an Avs jersey it was Chris Simon.
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Old 10-18-2009, 06:13 PM
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If I can go off the books a bit and pick someone I have only seen on video it would be Bob Gassoff, going on who I have seen it would be Tony Twist.
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Old 10-18-2009, 06:42 PM
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Since I personally ranked Behn Wilson #1 all time, it would make sense that I'd also rank Wilson as #1 for Chicago and Philadelphia as well. T800m101 has a good Flyers list. I agree with his first 4 (but not in that exact order), but as #5, I would put Bridgman instead of Schultz.

I'd pick Wendel Clark over Tie Domi as #1 for Toronto

I'll go with Larry Playfair over Rob Ray as #1 for Buffalo. (this would be on fighting ability alone).
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Old 10-18-2009, 10:57 PM
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1) Laraque (If we are going with Brash in Van then BGL is #1 in Edmonton due to having the belt while playing for Edmonton) not my favorite but #1

2) McSorely and Semenko: Marty had three great years for the Oil where he only lost 5 times in 61 fights and had a great card....Semenko was very high profile and had a good long run....he was around for the first cups and was Wayne's body guard but for me he faded hard at the end and the way he went out taints me a bit.....his win loss record was good but he just didn't beat enough of the top 5 for my taste.....perhaps i am bias but i love a battler like Marty Mac

3) Dave Brown....best pure fighter to ever wear the Oil uniform....best quality vs quantity card while in Edmonton....but his 35 fights wasn't quite enough to put him above the other guys
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For the Stars, it have to be Shane Churla, held his own very well throughout his time on the Stars, McRae was good, but inconsistent at times. Richter was tough but I found him a spot picker for a big guy
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Old 10-18-2009, 11:28 PM
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I dont normally venture into this forum because I am too young.

But, I always loved watching Wayne Cashman fight. So he would be my pick for the Bruins.

In my lifetime, I always loved PJ Stock.
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Old 10-19-2009, 08:24 AM
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From who I saw play on a regular basic......

1 - Tie Domi
2 - Wendel Clark
3 - Wade Belak
4 - John Kordic
5 - Ken Baumgartner

Craig Berube was only here for half a season, so I didnt count him. And obviously Colton Orr will crack my list in the near future
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Old 10-19-2009, 09:45 AM
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For the Canucks don't forget Orland Kurtanbach. IMO he at least deserves consideration.
I have a rule where I will only comment on guys I've seen.
Kurtenbach was before my time. Growing up, after he was retired, he lived nearby, and I used to see him around all the time. He had a very intimidating look that kid of said 'you little 5hit, you better not ask for my friggin' autograph.'

I just remembered this, but we used to deliver the newspaper to Canucks GM, Jake Milford's house.

At any rate, off rep, yes Kurtenbach is a contender for the top Canucks spot.

Was he considered 'champ' at any point in his Canucks tenure? I know he had the really bad back at the time.
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Old 10-19-2009, 10:37 AM
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I put him on my list, but have no fights with him. Put him there for old times sake. I think his back limited him fighting wise. The Canucks had a really tough, tough team those first couple seasons.
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I'm gonna disagree with you Jack. Buffalo has only had one heavyweight champion, and that was big Larry Playfair.

Ray had a long and distiguished career, fought and beat a ****-ton of folks, but noone has Ray in any alltime top 10, let alone top 5. You can make a top 5 all time argument for Playfair. And his reputation was made mostly in Buffalo.

Razor gets the HM here in my book.
I disagree. Ray has more TKOs & or KO's than almost anyone & he has at least twice tha amount of fights that Playfair did.
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Old 10-20-2009, 06:12 AM
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If I can go off the books a bit and pick someone I have only seen on video it would be Bob Gassoff, going on who I have seen it would be Tony Twist.
Same with me. Gassoff was the best but wasn't around long enough for a lot of guys to see. Twist would be second followed by Todd Ewen. Honorable mention to mw Kelly Chase.
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Old 10-20-2009, 12:02 PM
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