G: Francis Brimsek
Gerald Cheevers
Cecil 'Tiny' Thompson
D: Robert Orr
Raymond Bourque
Edward Shore
Aubrey 'Dit' Clapper
Ferdinand Flaman
William Quackenbush
Line #1: John Bucyk - Philip Esposito - Cameron Neely
Line #2: Woodrow Dumart - Milton Schmidt - Robert Bauer
Line #3: Wayne Cashman- William Cowley - Terrance O'Reilly
Line #4: Roy Conacher - Ralph 'Cooney' Weiland - Richard Middleton
Coach: Arthur Ross
General Manager: Harold Sinden
2007-12-07
14:44:53
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Joe
Look up Andy Moog
Then look up my 3
Then ask yourself...who is Andy Moog
Then familiarize yourself with my 3
:)
2007-12-07
14:53:42 ·
update #1
PuckDat - Boston has the same issue on RW that Detroit has at LW, a lot of good ones. I left off some guy named Kenneth Hodge (whom I played with in the Chicago system). I think Cashman and O'Reilly represented everything that was Boston hockey in the 70s and 80s. The fact that both became coaches of the Bruins didn't hurt either. Hodge didn't have that legacy (and had fewer points as a Bruin too)
2007-12-07
16:38:58 ·
update #2
Joe
It's all in good fun. :)
2007-12-07
17:04:29 ·
update #3