A few surprises:Mario not being #1,Pavel Bure being on it at all,some ex-Caps actually being listed.;knowing how much they looove the Caps(and shocked the most recent ex-Cap ranked higher than expected...on the show there was a snide remark from Bucci..)
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I'm trying to figure out how it is Grant Fuhr and Dominik Hasek get ranked higher than a guy who had six Cups in eight seasons and five Vezina trophies in that span. We won't even get to his collegiate record (76-4-1). Less than most such lists, there isn't quite as much a bias toward the more recent players, but some strike me as odd . . . Roenick at 67? . . . Naslund at 90?
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Naslund and Iginla above the highest-scoring LW of all time, Robitaille, as well as Adam Oates, and Bryan Trottier.
Trottier is one of the great two-way players, 6-time Stanley Cup champion, member of the 500/1000 club, Calder winner, Conn Smythe winner, Art Ross winner, Hart winner. He belongs on this list. IMHO of course.
