Who Am I?

[OILFAN #81]

Originally Posted by moon

Bryan Glynn??

You betcha!

[the_only_turek_fan]

I played under a current NHL GM or coach in four different cities.

I played in 2/3 cities that a player that retired in the last 12 months played in.

The retired player played for a third team. I was traded for a player that played or plays for the other team in the state/province of the third team that the retired player played in. I didnt not play for that team.

Who am I?

[Buff]

Originally Posted by the_only_turek_fan

I played under a current NHL GM or coach in four different cities.

I played in 2/3 cities that a player that retired in the last 12 months played in.

The retired player played for a third team. I was traded for a player that played or plays for the other team in the state/province of the third team that the retired player played in. I didnt not play for that team.

Who am I?

Confused?

[Buff]

Is Palffy the link? (the retired player)

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by Buff

Is Palffy the link? (the retired player)

Palffy is not the retired player.

The retired player played his last game in 2003-04, but officially announced his retirement in 2005 after the lockout was over.

That player played in 3 NHL cities. Player X played in 2/3 of the cities that the retired player played in.

The third city that the retired player once played in and player X did not play in has another NHL city in its state/province.

A player that plays in the other city in that state/province was once traded for player X.

Who is player X?

I hope thats a bit more clear.

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by the_only_turek_fan

I played under a current NHL GM or coach in four different cities.

Oh and thats the best hint!

Start from here!

[OILFAN #81]

Originally Posted by the_only_turek_fan

Oh and thats the best hint!

Start from here!

Do you mean the same coach/GM for all 4 cities or 4 different GM/coaches(who are still currently in the NHL) in 4 different cities?

[the_only_turek_fan]

The same coach or GM coached this player in 4 different NHL cities.

The coach that coached the player is a current NHL coach or GM.

Sorry about all the confusion. Its getting harder and harder to make challenging questions that are still solvable.

[Buff]

I love the tough questions, just don't present them on days ending in 'y'.

Actually I'm just having a brain dead day... and its lasting all week long. The coach or GM may be Mike Keenan?

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by Buff

I love the tough questions, just don't present them on days ending in 'y'.

Actually I'm just having a brain dead day... and its lasting all week long. The coach or GM may be Mike Keenan?

You are off to a good start!

[OILFAN #81]

Originally Posted by the_only_turek_fan

Palffy is not the retired player.

The retired player played his last game in 2003-04, but officially announced his retirement in 2005 after the lockout was over.

That player played in 3 NHL cities. Player X played in 2/3 of the cities that the retired player played in.

The third city that the retired player once played in and player X did not play in has another NHL city in its state/province.

A player that plays in the other city in that state/province was once traded for player X.

Who is player X?

I hope thats a bit more clear.

Brian Noonan?

(Messier retired player, Keenan coach, Amonte the traded player)

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by OILFAN #81

Brian Noonan?

Yepp,

Mark Messier is the retired player. He played in Vancouver, Edmonton and New York. Noonan played in Vancouver and New York. Thats 2/3.

The third team that Messier played for was Edmonton. The other city in that state/province is Calgary.

Tony Amonte plays for Calgary and was once traded for Noonan.

[OILFAN #81]

Since the last one I made was tougher and I had to give a hint......i'll make this an easy one.

I didn't even play equivalent to 6 seasons (game wise) in the NHL yet I was a member of 3 Stanley Cup Winning Teams. I once took a backhanded penalty shot all the way from center ice. I share a common name with one of the top 50 players as chosen by the Hockey News to ever play in the NHL.

[Buff]

Lets see if we can get this thread going again...

I averaged well over 2.25 points per game in juniors. While I did well for myself in the NHL (nearly ppg) I wasn't quite as prolific as I was in juniors. I played in back to back Stanley Cup finals but for two different teams. Who am I?

Sorry OILFAN, I didn't see your question.... can we get a hint?

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by Buff

Lets see if we can get this thread going again...

I averaged well over 2.25 points per game in juniors. While I did well for myself in the NHL (nearly ppg) I wasn't quite as prolific as I was in juniors. I played in back to back Stanley Cup finals but for two different teams. Who am I?

Sorry OILFAN, I didn't see your question.... can we get a hint?

Claude Lemieux?

OILFAN, I have no idea. Can I get another hint.

[Buff]

It isn't Claude Lemieux but I worded the question so somebody would think that it was.

[STeeLy]

Originally Posted by Buff

Lets see if we can get this thread going again...

I averaged well over 2.25 points per game in juniors. While I did well for myself in the NHL (nearly ppg) I wasn't quite as prolific as I was in juniors. I played in back to back Stanley Cup finals but for two different teams. Who am I?

Sorry OILFAN, I didn't see your question.... can we get a hint?

I'll take a wild guess with my shallow hockey knowledge...

Petr Sykora (New Jersey Devils in 2001 - 02, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, 2002 - 03)

Note: There is also a second Petr Sykora that played in the NHL... thats pretty weird

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by STeeLy

I'll take a wild guess with my shallow hockey knowledge...

Petr Sykora (New Jersey Devils in 2001 - 02, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, 2002 - 03)

Note: There is also a second Petr Sykora that played in the NHL... thats pretty weird

The Devils went to the finals in 2000-01.

Good guess though.

[Buff]

Sorry STeeLY it wasn't Sykora.

This particular fellow retired in the 90s. In the seasons that he made back to back Cup appearances, he wasn't a part of the winning team.

[Rhettzky]

Thomas Sandstrom?