NHL Stars you FORGOT Played for Random Teams

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Theres so many players I can include that I can honestly make this a series! Lemme know if you'd like to see more videos on this topic! And I hope yall enjoyed!!

[@j.peters1222]

Could you do a video on Terry Sawchuk? The details surrounding his death at just 40 years old doesn't seem to be talked about much on KZbin. Love your content by the way.

[@skotty253]

Paul Kariya and Teemu Selanne playing one random year in Colorado lol

[@Dr.Frankensteen]

Definitely make it a series

[@Dr.Frankensteen]

@@skotty253 Not just that, agreed to take less money each to join the same team...and still didn't win.

[@RoffePop]

Sundin in Vancouver, Näslund in Rangers, both Salming and Alfredsson in Red Wings

[@vincenzoscarapicchia8298]

Modano on the Red Wings and Babcock denying his 1500th game

[@Tegan4114]

Imagine if the St. Louis Blues' signed Gretzky for three more years to play with Brett Hull, Grant Fuhr, Chris Pronger, Al Macinnis, Pierre Turgeon, Pavel Demitra and Geoff Courtnall. Jesus, that team would have been lethal and would have regularly competed for cups against NJ, COL, DET during that era

[@medguy12]

Yeah, mike Keenan ruined all of that

[@Tegan4114]

@devil 950003 Elite player, thanks for the help

[@joelere6915]

@devil 950003 loved pavol with gaborik and radivojevic on the wild.

[@mark_grayson2024]

That seems unfair and st Louis would get mutiple cups

[@VictorValiant24]

Yzerman, Hull, Shanahan, Lidstrom, Fedorov, Murphy, Rafalski, Robitaille, and Hasek might have something to say about that... and don't forget the "Grind Line". The Blues could have TRIED...

[@mattbrunson8141]

Paul Kariya and Teemu Selanne both went to Colorado at the end of their careers. Kariya retired and Teemu went back to Anaheim to retire. That's also when Giguere played for the Avs. The video of them skating around after his last game was pretty memorable.

[@anonyymikana206]

Teemu went to Anaheim ”to retire” and then just extended his career by 9 years and won a cup.

[@kylehome8818]

Paul Kariya was still playing 6 years after playing for the Avs... Nashville and St. Louis.

[@theemonkeymo]

Both of them got hurt that year and their super sweet 1 year $1M deals were for naught

[@666kingdrummer]

6:42 Lafreniere is a time traveler

[@bobbybalter1356]

OMG

[@backseatsurfer5005]

OMG

[@ObiWannaBrick31]

Ah yes, jason lafreniere

[@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

Remember when Doug Gilmour played for the Leafs for the 2nd time in 2003? Leafs fans were super excited that Dougie was back playing for the blue and white. He played one game for a total of five minutes and suffered a permanent knee injury......boy what a letdown that was.

[@niteporter]

Yeah I remember when my Devils got him smh

[@madisonbonderud6651]

And just when I thought I was over the ptsd... thanks...

[@jasonhuibers2315]

He also played for the hawks too

[@alexb.3521]

Iginla was a king for 19 games

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Sadly. I remember seeing that trade live haha.

[@Spooon07]

Really I didnt know that

[@twaddlingalong]

And he was a penguin for around 20

[@CookedSaladkacler]

Didn't he play for colorado lmao

[@Rockhound6165]

@@twaddlingalong 13

[@Polack-ml9fh]

I remember Gretzky when he played for the blues, strangely that’s how I recognize him the most. Though I’m a red wings fan. Yzerman ringing that puck off the bar to score and That 96/97 Stanley cup run was truly a special time in Detroit. If you weren’t there to experience it there’s no words to explain it.

[@mangrove]

Gretzky's last play as a Blue was losing the puck to Stevie Y for the game and series clincher.

[@Minimish28]

Do you also recognize Mike Modano as a Red Wing?

[@LagunaShirogane]

I was living in Michigan as a kid when the Red Wings won the cup in 1997 against Eric Lindros and the Flyers. It was the season that introduced me to hockey and made me a fan to this day. Im a Southerner from Georgia and had lived up there due to my mother marrying and living with her now ex-husband up there. Steve Yzerman and Eric Lindros are forever cemented into my mind due to this as two of my favorites other than Sergei Fedorov.

[@JOBdOut]

For me it was more random that Grant Fuhr played for the Blues when Gretzky was traded there than it was that Gretzky played there.

[@jamiegreenshields9412]

Mats sundin finished his career with the the Vancouver Canucks after 11 years with the Toronto maple leafs

[@lambknot]

13 seasons

[@bjblitz5448]

Sundin was way better than Messier (for the Canucks)

[@paulk6399]

Don’t forget he left after holding out on them first

[@altqq1755]

see you remember that. this video is about stars you “FORGOT” played on random teams

[@ashter_7266]

Ah yes, canucks legend, MATS SUNDIN

[@ccr35582]

Mike Modano returned to his hometown team the Red Wings for his last season. Alfredsson finished in Detroit as well. Chris Chelios was an Atlanta Trasher. Ed Belfour finished his career in Florida with the Panthers. Bobby Orr was a Black Hawk for the last 2 seasons of his career. Dominik Hasek played for the Senators.

[@mattbrunson8141]

Peter Forsberg played in Philly for seasons, and Adam Foote was Captian of the Blue Jackets for 2 seasons before retirement

[@lasagnagaming6209]

Alfredsson played his last season with Detroit before signing back to Ottawa for his last game.

[@DanielJTeichroew]

Although he didn't actually play a final game with Ottawa unfortunately, as much as I wish he would have played one last game with Ottawa. He just participated in the warm up. Although I am glad he retired as an Ottawa Senator

[@kevinstull8552]

Rob Blake finished his Hall of Fame career as a San Jose Shark.

[@Dr.Frankensteen]

Ed Belfour also played for them. Not many remember.

[@kevinstull8552]

@@Dr.Frankensteen I do. It definitely wasn't memorable and in my opinion a trade that the Sharks should never have made.

[@stevenloeffler1266]

that’s so wack

[@ccramit]

@@Dr.Frankensteen what happened to Belfour? He was so big for a bit and then just disappeared.

[@ISB97]

Fun Fact: Coyotes own Pronger, Hossa, and Datsyuks contract

[@birdman7459]

What?😳 How can that be??🤔

[@onjah56]

@@birdman7459 buyouts and rights swaps

[@Dr.Frankensteen]

@@onjah56 No buyouts. Coyotes had to reach the cap floor and to do so these teams gave them picks.

[@onjah56]

@@Dr.Frankensteen thanks, mb

[@edenjung9816]

Except the hossa contract, all Other contracts are Not contributing towards the coyotes Cap anymore. And hossas contract will end after this season.

[@ryanclayton4731]

Great video. Just wanted to say that Brodeur’s last game was actually a loss to the ducks on 1-2-15, four days after that Colorado shutout. I was lucky enough to be there in person to see the legend play once more before he retired. Thanks again for the content!

[@tgs2141]

Imagine if Ovechkin ended his career with the Penguins, Rangers or even better the Panthers

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😳😳😳

[@Hockeyfiend8]

Don’t you ever say this. It’s a sin. As a caps fan, he’s staying.

[@birdman7459]

Just imagine him playing for the Penguins then sweeping the caps in the second round🤣🤣🤣

[@muchopreguntas]

Like Lundqvist to the caps this season....

[@Hockeyfiend8]

@@muchopreguntas holtby left us 😭

[@MrPooly1459]

The Blues only made it to round 2 with Gretzky. That year's west final was the start of the blood feud between the Avs and the Wings.

[@sdeepj]

It’s cool that Fedorov spent his final season with Ovechkin in Washington

[@JaredHassell]

Peter Forsberg was traded to the Nashville Predators for a playoff push. That was wild to see.

[@Rockhound6165]

Martin Brodeur was such a great goalie that a 2.51GAA is considered terrible. Pretty much every goalie in the NHL would die to average a 2.51GAA.

[@nightintheruts617]

Remember when jaromir Jagr played for the Bruin's? That was a trip

[@hogunthegrim5464]

How about Mikko Koivu briefly playing in Columbus before retiring today?

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Dads a big Wild fan so when that came out today it hit our house pretty hard. I was already exporting the video when the news came out haha! What a great career Koivu had tho! Great faceoff guy.

[@plainbagel9192]

It's sort of like Peter Stastny playing for the Blues

[@plainbagel9192]

@Jadakiss Money I was talking about Paul Stastny's dad Peter. Granted it was two seasons ....but it was just a weird stint where clearly injuries got the best of him.

[@tonyschwarz9501]

Bobby Orr retiring with the Blackhawks is one of em for sure.

[@jasonhuibers2315]

The hawks signed alot of players temporarily too. Coffey was there same with gilmour

[@dereklasker5350]

6:43 now hold up

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😂😂😂 Thats Jason Lafreniere!!

[@dereklasker5350]

@@idontgivetkachuk he’s not related to Alexis correct? That’s not him traveling back in time?

[@JoeSharabati]

Claude Lemieux played for the Sharks in 2008 for 18 games at 43

[@Hisdudeness9500]

As a lifelong Devils fan, it broke my heart to see Marty retire a Blue. 7 freakin' games...

[@richrealdeal6606]

This gonna be a serie, because there are a lot of stars who ended up in a random team. Vincent Lecavalier was on the Kings at one point

[@Alex-ur2ze]

I’m a huge sens fan and when Alfie went to play for Detroit I was so sad

[@Rockhound6165]

Here are some former Flyers who were stars and ended their careers on random teams: Reggie Leach-Detroit Rick MacLeish-Detroit Brian Propp-Hartford Dave Poulin-Washington Tim Kerr-Hartford John LeClair-Pittsburgh Mark Howe-Detroit Simon Gagne-Boston Joe Watson-Colorado Rockies Mike Richards-Washington

[@TheJasonBigdaddy]

Chris chelios Atlanta thrashers, Dominick hasek Ottawa senators, Ed belfour Florida Panthers

[@smokesletsgo2374]

The Leafs had quite a few in the early 2000's...Tom Barasso, Owen Nolan, Brian Leetch, Ron Francis, Phil Housley, etc. They traded draft picks for these long-toothed stars from 10 years previous which is the reason they became a tire fire for the next 10+ years

[@barrettloughnane3437]

That one game

[@Vod_MacDuff]

Only reason I even remember Paul Coffey on the Red Wings, is that time he scored on his own goal during the playoffs.

[@Awolfx]

Peter Forsberg played 17 games for the Nashville Predators towards the end of his career because of his constant ankle injuries.

[@LetsOpenSomePacks]

Olaf Kolzig played for Tampa for 8 games!

[@CommodoreFloopjack78]

A big one for me is Peter Bondra playing his final season AND netting his 500th career goal with the Blackhawks. That was pretty awesome.

[@guybunchofnumbers123]

wow LaFleur and Lafreniere played with one another, didnt know lafleur came out of retirement once again this season

[@jadenippersiel912]

What is that guy's first name? can't be related to him

[@ObiWannaBrick31]

Jason

[@HellWithoutBorders]

Trevor Lindens short stint with the Islanders, Caps and Canadians was also one for sure. Also Matt Sunden retiring with the Vancouver Canucks after playing the majority of his NHL career with the Leafs. Also Markus Naslund retiring after one year with the Rangers.

[@sampovillanen_2003]

Many forget that Teemu Selänne played briefly for the San Jose Sharks and the Colorado Avalanche before returning to Anaheim.

[@trisgilmour]

This is always an interesting topic and I remembered that the great one was on the blues because of Yzerman’s goal 🥅 and Broduer should’ve been a devil for his career

[@frankiegaliffa3850]

Bondra played for 2003-04 half the season, Atlanta in 2005-06 and Chicago in 2006-07

[@supersasukemaniac]

I love how Marty Brodour's Blues mask was essentially just his Devils mask painted blue.

[@MrStewy1319]

Brendan Shanahan on Hartford. Curtis Joseph on Calgary. Wendel Clark on Chicago. Evgeni Nabokov on Tampa Bay

[@Albert8044]

Many people might have forgotten, Adam Oates after Washington also played for random teams, Oates played for the Flyers, Ducks and Oilers all for a brief time.

[@LagunaShirogane]

Eric Lindros playing for the Dallas Stars in 2006. Im used to him playing for the Philadelphia Flyers.

[@gordonmckay4780]

Very interesting, I had forgotten about Bret Hull with the Coyotes. How about Mike Modano's time with the Redwings? Then there's the greatest Canuck of them all, Trevor Linden, who had brief stints with the Habs, Islanders, and the Capitals before returning to Vancouver. Interestingly enough, this coincides with Mark Messier's brief and dismal time in Vancouver. Where the press, the fans, and the team, resented Messier and hated Mike Keenan.

[@LagunaShirogane]

Sergei Fedorov has to be my most favorite player of all time in the NHL. When I used to play NHL 07 on PS2, I played franchise mode with the Chicago Blackhawks and I got Fedorov in a trade with Columbus and instantly made him my C captain at the start of the season. By the end of the season, my Blackhawks had defeated the New Jersey Devils in the Stanley Cup finals. My alt Captains were Trevor Linden and Eric Lindros. Having acquired them in a series of trades to improve the Blackhawks. I even acquired Sergei's younger brother Fedor, who was a rookie in this game, had him play in the AHL to develop as i planned to have him in my lineup in the future. In newer NHL games like NHL 22, i play BoP mode to have more realism and tend to play as a sniper center. Sergei is a player who could do things that Mario Lemieux and Wayne Gretzky could not. This man is now in the NHL HoF and his #91 needs to be retired in Detroit.

[@brickwall4335]

You should definitely make this a series

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Word!!

[@xNeo64]

2 Of my favourite players of all time played for random teams at the end of their career Markus Naslund spent his final year in New York and Daniel Alfredsson played his final year in Detroit both were pretty weird to see Edit: also Mats Sundin on the canucks and its not like they were bad in their final years it was just weird to see them playing for a different team

[@henkshum7509]

Here's a few more off the top of my head... Mats Sundin - Vancouver Canucks Darryl Sittler - Detroit Red Wings Marcel Dionne - New York Rangers Eric Lindross - Dallas Stars Mike Modano - Detroit Red Wings Joey Kocur - Vancouver Canucks

[@GingerZombie29]

I definetaly remember Brodeur playing his last season in The Blues.

[@vagabondhockey6761]

I forgot all about Sergei Fedorov playing for the Ducks. One of my favorite players from my childhood. How sweet would it be to have that sweater?

[@Ratt2004]

Chris Chelios to the Thrashers in 2009....I remember when it was announced, as a fan I was pumped, as he was always an amazing talent even at his age, then....7 games, 0 points...he was done for.

[@scotiabricks]

I would guess that most people forget that tim thomas played on both the florida panthers and the stars after leaving the bruins. He even had his florida pads when he played for the stars which looked awful lol

[@RIUUI007]

Rob Ray spending like fifteen years in Buffalo and ending with a cup of coffee in Ottawa.

[@MrVisde]

I feel like Roenick played for a bunch of random teams at the end of his career. I had forgotten about Fedorov’s career after Detroit.

[@Saya_613]

I remember Brodeur played like 10 days for the Blues then left for a front office role

[@tomashabs]

Mikko koivu will be a funny one to look on after he played like 6 games

[@firerook]

6:43 I didn't remember Lafleur playing with Lafrenière with the NYR

[@acedeuce8647]

Hoping to see chelios on this list finishing his career with the Atlanta thrashers.

[@skibbiddi_cohen]

Recchi and Leclair played with crosby, malkin, lemiux, fleury, jocelyn thibault, and zigmund palffy at one point--- Killer lineup plus big hitters like lyle odelein, brooks orpik, and eric cairns

[@mattpodjeski4194]

Can't forget Gordie Howe on the Whalers or Daniel Alfredsson on the Red Wings

[@tgs2141]

I should also mention for a part of this video, Domink Hashik played for Ottawa in 2005-2006

[@backseatsurfer5005]

Weird

[@tgs2141]

@@backseatsurfer5005 he played one season which was haft a season

[@jfragale03]

Phil Housley, Leafs Legend

[@day1avsfan907]

Selanne and Kariya played for a year (at the same time) on the Avs. Thereon Fleury played 14ish games on the Avs too

[@Albert8044]

Lifelong Red Wings fan here since the 80's, other members part of the Russian Five other than Sergei Fedorov also played for random teams too. Igor Larionov had brief stints with Vancouver and San Jose before before being dealt to Detroit plus after Detroit Igor Larionov also had a very short stint with the Florida Panthers during the 99-2000 season before eventually he was back to Detroit again the following year in 00-01 to 02-03, many people may not have known Igor Larionov would play for the New Jersey Devils during the 03-04 season then the NHL lockout in 04-05 before eventually retired. Next member of the Russian Five also played for random teams is Slava Kozlov, after Detroit Slava Kozlov would be dealt to the Sabres in exchange for hall of fame goalie Dominik Hasek, however Slava Kozlov's stint in Buffalo would be short lived as he would go on to becoming a free agent then signing with the Atlanta Thrashers where he would finish out his NHL career.

[@jamesschulziii9098]

Yeah I remember my cousin saying Jimmy we'll get the Professor back. And then we did.😎

[@LagunaShirogane]

I got to see Louis Domingue play here in Atlanta for the Gwinett Gladiators (Now Atlanta Gladiators) for the ECHL. At the time, they were the affiliate of the Arizona Coyotes and the Gladiator unis resembled the Coyotes's maroon red and white unis they used to wear but with Gwinett name in a diagonal fashion like the New York Rangers jerseys on the front. Crazy thing is that i regret buying at the shop there was seeing Brendan Shanahan's actual stick he used and signed and I could have afforded it too but i declined it and went for a Gladiators t-shirt instead since i needed the money to last me awhile :(

[@SamtheBravesFan]

Mark Recchi and Chris Chelios were both briefly Thrashers.

[@jzzitlamoureux5868]

Keith Tkachuk also played 18 games for the trashers. Suprised he wasnt in the video considering the name of this channel.

[@hugh2hoob668]

Shanahan as a Whaler too

[@ALetterP]

I never understood what Federov's deal was. Detroit had so many great Russians on the team at that time why was he so interested in leaving? He could've without question been the third best Red Wing in history pushing very close to Yzermans numbers. He had one good year after leaving Detroit then he was never the same player again. There was vague rumours of him coming back in like 07 I think and I was allll for it just because of the good days of the late 90s. Federov was my first favorite player just so explosive on the ice. Who can possibly forget the night he scored all 5 goals in a 5-4 win over the caps...and IN OT at that. That season had so many unforgettable Red Wing moments.....

[@BrodyYYC]

Don't forget that time Brett Hull played for the Calgary Flames.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

As a Flames fan, I’d rather forget 😭

[@christianfarrace5230]

Are we not gonna bring up canucks legend mark messier

[@jasmeg2844]

Peter Forsberg with the Predators.

[@jasonG72]

I miss using my old Sherwood blade with a Coffey curve. I never understood how it was legal since it was basically a hook.

[@LordBitememan]

*Me watching the Gretzky-Yzerman clip* "He he! Play it again, play it again!"

[@Andrew-xw8sj]

Going to have to put koivu on this list after his 8 games with Columbus

[@LetsOpenSomePacks]

Pavel Datsyuk was "traded" to the Coyotes! Just contract - never played.

[@GingerZombie29]

Same with Hossa.

[@gymguy25]

I actually remembered all of these, however, though I knew Paul Coffey played for a lot of teams, I really didn’t much remember his time in Hartford.

[@area.man.]

I remember it was a trade for Brendan Shanahan, who was previously traded by St. Louis to Hartford for one Chris Pronger.

[@jasonhuibers2315]

Coffey also spent 10 games with the hawks. Whalers had alot of talent just could never mesh the team together. Makes you wonder how poorly the upper management ran the team

[@dwsmatos8373]

Kariya and Selanne, both played one season in Colorado

[@willc9324]

Good vid. Funny how the memory forgets some of this until you see it again. Cheers!

[@samiam9305]

Cam Neely - Vancouver Canucks

[@Nada-vk4pk]

You know another good one, Paul Kariya, everyone thinks of him as a Duck by he went to Nashville at the end of his career

[@jp2411]

Don't forget Colorado for another season with Teemu and also St. Louis

[@anthonyemerson2965]

I feel like Zdeno Chara on the Capitals belongs here.

[@aleksi5634]

Mikko Koivu. Blue Jackets franchise legend.

[@hugh2hoob668]

McSorley as a Penguin I often forget

[@klepetar]

5:34 Lafleur...the puck is not even on the ice.. just taps it as he's ordering mcnuggets and fries at mcdonald's

[@Swoop187OG187]

You bring up Paul Coffey but fail to mention he also played for the Blackhawks which I find absolutely insane as a Hawks fan for the last 40 years. Here are some other crazy ones: Paul Coffey, Blackhawks, Bruins Ed Belfour, Sharks Wendell Clark, Blackhawks Peter Bondra, Blackhawks Bobby Orr, Blackhawks Bobby Hull, Whalers, Rangers Brett Hull, Flames Mike Modano, Red Wings Daniel Alfredsson, Red Wings Guy Lafleur, North Stars (technically didn't play a game)

[@idontgivetkachuk]

We did Belfour in our pt.2! But i love the recommendations! Big help!

[@jayden2669]

All of the leafs legends Marleau Nolan Nieuwendyk Jokinen Leetch

[@svech37]

im not smart and i dont know names but im sure you do, who is the one that only played like one game for them thats in the hof lol

[@jayden2669]

@@svech37 phil housley?

[@svech37]

@@jayden2669 maybe sounds about right

[@Dr.Frankensteen]

@@svech37 Yep. It was Housley. Also spent one season with the Blues as well.

[@Dr.Frankensteen]

Also, pretty sure Grant Fuhr had a stint with the Leafs.

[@skibbiddi_cohen]

Also Jagr, dallas, boston, florida, washington, philadelphia, boston, pittsburgh, and NYR

[@toddhumphrey6310]

Kevin Stevens had travelled a bit after leaving the Penguins. I think he went to the New York Rangers, got in serious trouble, and ended up in Boston… On a side note, I think John Leclair finished his career as a Penguin, not a Flyer or a Canadian.

[@XBLJohnstOnse]

I dint forget gretz played for the blues but I had no idea it was for that short a period

[@thebelizeaneh]

I have a card of all those players on every team they have played for. The hardest card to find is Ray Whitney on the Oilers, only have seen one and I have it.

[@summercarrot]

Markus Naslund - Pittsburgh, Vancouver, NYR Mats Sundin - Quebec, Toronto, Vancouver

[@ehawk3846]

1:13 Yzerman actually took the puck off of Gretzky to score that goal

[@wpreston86]

Hull started his career in Calgary and actually played in the 1986 Stanley Cup Finals.

[@teddyjun1]

Coffey actually played for the Blackhawks before going to the Tobacco Road in 1998-99 season.

[@csnide6702]

The one I was excited for at the time but turned out to be past his prime was Wendel Clark to the Red Wings.... had the same result as when the Wings traded Adam Oates and got Bernie Federko only to discover he was done.

[@pedalen]

Ed Belfour should make this list. Ending his career in Leksands IF in the Swedish 2nd division. Could have begun better though, he let in the first shot he faced. Did decent after that, no doubt, but wasn't what he needed to be in the play-offs. Should be said, neither was the team overall.

[@moenakhleh4293]

If your a hockey fan you should know that these players player for these teams not forget

[@idontgivetkachuk]

You’d be surprised

[@ECESW]

Fyodorov's holdout in 97 was about money, it also did result in the Fyodorov rule which forces RFA's to sign by December 1 or not be allowed to play for rest of season. The Wings weren't offering him what he was worth. That did create tension between him and Holland/Develano. Fyodorov leaving in 03 wasn't entirely about money, he went to Anaheim for slightly less than what Detroit offered. Also his Russian budies were gone. Fetisov - Retired Konstantinov - Retired/injury Kozlov - Traded Larionov - UFA not being signed by Detroit Fyodorov also didn't particularly like being in Yzerman's shadow. Neither is him going to Washingon random, at that time Washington had 2 of the best young Russians stars in Ovechkin and Semin. That wasn't the end of his career either as he'd play 3 more years in the KHL for Magnitogorsk. Is that random? Nope, he got to play with his brother for one of the best teams in the league. Many of these weren't exactly random. "Forgotten teams of star players" would be more accurate. Another for exampled played junior and college in Boston area. Hull's connection to Phoenix you mentioned within the video. Prior to Keanan throwing Gretzky under the bus, there was a very large chance of Gretzky coming back. Keanan had a very long record of rubbing people the wrong way. Good video. BTW, the description might need to be updated as this isn't the best undrafted video.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thanks man! Also, based on your profile picture I assume you served? If so, thank you for your service! And thanks for stopping by!

[@robcav8747]

0:40 Gretzky also played for Indianapolis Racers. That is the most random team noone ever remembers and is the answer to a common trivia question (Why did Gretzky not win rookie of the year with Edmonton? Bourque won instead)

[@BrytonBand]

I remember as a kid being shocked to find out that Linden also played for the Habs and the Isles.