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Enforcer Bob
Better enforcer numbers than this?
In 87-88 Bob Probert scored 29g 33a and had 398pims, he also earned a spot on the all star team. In the history of the NHL, has any other top level enforcer put up offensive numbers like these?
F.Y.I.- Everyone knows about his OFF-ICE issues, so save your time. He never failed any league controled-substance tests. Just interested in the offensive numbers of some other great heavyweights.
Allison, read the question again. I'm glad everyone else did. If I was asking about power forwards, your answer would be perfect. We all know what would happen if any of those players tried to go with the true all-time top enforcers of the game(some time on the I.R.)
Probert was indeed a rare mix of skills and beast. His fight against McSorley when Marty was with the Pens is probably the best I've ever seen...nearly 2 full minutes of absolute bombs landed by both of them.
A couple of other similar players:
Marty McSorley 92-93 15G 26A 41P 399PIM's...not as good numbers, but Marty played mostly defense, so the numbers are pretty comparable.
Rick Tocchet 87-88 31G 33A 64 P 299PIM's in only 65 games
Rick Tocchet 92-93 48G 61A 109P 252PIM's
Dale Hunter 81-82 22G 50A 72P 272PIM's
Tiger Williams 80-81 35G 27A 62P 343PIM's
But the ultimate pro enforcer/scoring numbers had to be a guy named Kevin Evans. In 86-87 playing for Kalamazoo in the IHL, Evans played 73 games - 19G 31A 50P and 648PIM's!!!!! He also had 2 500+ PIM seasons and a 400+ PIM season while usually scoring close to a point a game or so.
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Brendan Shanahan vs. Bob Probert
Sens Enforcer?
3 Stars
Getlaf
EMERY
Moen
Like I said, what game were you watching? Proof is in the pudding. Trumped.
"I don't know what Bob Loblaw considers a good game, weak goal, rebounds yap yap yap"
Admit it. You were wrong.
Beginning to think you don't have 2 clues to rub together.
Yeah Sens, and if IFS and BUTS were candy and nuts, you'd be full of...........uh-oh- too late.
Not only did EMERY NOT "COST THEM THE GAME"- HE GAVE THEM A CHANCE TO WIN IT WHEN THE REST OF THE TEAM STUNK. That is a fact.
EMERY WAS THE BEST SENATOR TONIGHT. FACT. If, in your opinion, that wasn't good, then what does that say about the rest of the team? Come on. Where's the parade now?
JK- Take it from me, Emery stood on his head. No cable?
Personally, I'm a believer that goalies get a bit too much credit. How many times have we heard the following conversation:
"Not to takes anything away from goalie A, he's been outstanding and they wouldn't be here without him, but I think goalie B has been even more outstanding!!"
Or when a goalie gives up 3 goals on 8 shots. "Those aren't the goalie's fault. He's facing tough shots. He had no chance at those!"
I didn't get to watch the game (thanks, Bettman) so I don't know if Emery has actually played well...but I'm not going to take their word for it if they give Emery the 2nd star.
Besides, he gives up 3 goals on 32 shots and he is second star ahead of the guy who scores the game winner? Eh...don't agree with that.
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