The great unknowns....

[badger89]

Rick Chartraw. A 5 time cup champ that most have never heard of. He owns a camp ground in Golden. He used to be there all the time, but not sure if he's still there as he's starting to get older. https://www.kinbasketlakeresort.com/

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[Buff]

Originally Posted by EN FUEGO

How about Mikael Renberg from those 90s Flyers teams? 38 goals and 82 points his rookie year.

A point a game player or better until he was injured in his 3rd season and didn't score as much since then. If I remember correctly he was plagued with a groin injury that required a few surgeries and called it quits instead of having another surgery. He probably could have played a couple more years.

[SuperMatt18]

Slava Kozlov is probably one.

Guy put up 853 points in 1182 games, and probably would have been even more prolific if he didn't spend most of his career on stacked Red Wings teams where he wasn't getting first unit PP time.

Think it was Anthony Stewart last week who called him the most talented player he's ever played with.

[GirlySports]

Tony Amonte. over 1000 games, over 400 goals. Stats almost mirror Kozlovs

[getbak]

Originally Posted by GirlySports

Tony Amonte. over 1000 games, over 400 goals. Stats almost mirror Kozlovs

He could have made it to 500 if he hadn't hit so many posts in his years with the Flames.

[Jiri Hrdina]

Originally Posted by SuperMatt18

Slava Kozlov is probably one.

Guy put up 853 points in 1182 games, and probably would have been even more prolific if he didn't spend most of his career on stacked Red Wings teams where he wasn't getting first unit PP time.

Think it was Anthony Stewart last week who called him the most talented player he's ever played with.

Good one. The sometimes forgotten member of the Russian 5 for Detroit.
Larionov, Federov, Kozlov, Fetisov and Konstantinov.

A joy to watch.