Ty Anderson
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Location: @_TyAnderson, MA Joined: 02.21.2008
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B2B76
New York Rangers |
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Location: "I got mouths to feed", NY Joined: 08.14.2008
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Middleton for Ken Hodge, still not over that one. YOUR WELCOME |
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I've always hated the Bruins and always will, but "nifty" was a very good under rated player, he deserves to have his number retired, he was a class act.
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77emac77
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Duct tape cant fix stupid but it can muffle the sound, MA Joined: 04.22.2010
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tremendous moustache...
and heart. never took a shift off. |
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Glak18
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: "It's pretty big loogie on my face, so I was pretty psssted".", PA Joined: 06.26.2007
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For a split second as I read the title, I thought I was going to see "retiire Rick..." Nash. Almost spit beer on my monitor, but caught myself. |
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RangerSaver
New York Rangers |
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Location: NY Joined: 03.22.2013
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Middleton for Ken Hodge, still not over that one. YOUR WELCOME - B2B76
Me too, Brian, regarding the worst trade the Rangers likely ever made in their entire history, back in May of 1976, in trading a very young & prized 1.5 years played, potential star player, (and later as still today, the biggest Hockey Hall Of Fame snub ever), for an older veteran who's best days were already long behind him.
And except for the trade agreement & sign off, it was all due to Phil Esposito originally & constantly demanding since becoming a Ranger via a huge trade in Nov. of 1975, for them to "Get Me Ken Hodge", to "Get Him The Puck" again in the slot, as Wayne Cashman also did for him in those Bruins seasons as their top line.
The ironic thing was that Hodge's Rangers career only lasted just shy of 100 games through the 1977/78 season, after arriving for both Espo's second season, and first full one as a Ranger. However, it was rookie, Don Maloney's arrival in the 1978/79 Cup Finals season who succeeded longer in doing the dirty work in the corners to get Espo the puck, and have Espo's Rangers career last successfully through the 1980/81 season. |
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I thought they would be retiring it for Marco Sturm. |
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Charlie.Conway
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Hockey Purgatory, CT Joined: 07.18.2014
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In my "hockey aware" years, the Bruins have retired 3 numbers, and those were within 4-5 years of eachother. I always knew Nifty would be the next one up there, glad it's finally happening.
Side note, at the winter classic alumni game @ Gillette Stadium, I saw number 16 streaking up the ice, and thought "man, Middleton still has wheels". At that point i realized there were two number 16's out there, and it was indeed Marco Sturm who was flying up ice. |
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glove_was_stuck
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Yeah well that's like your opinion man, MA Joined: 04.27.2011
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I've always hated the Bruins and always will, but "nifty" was a very good under rated player, he deserves to have his number retired, he was a class act. - bluestar
Nobody gives a poop about your opinion. Your backhanded compliment sucks as much as you do. Get bent (frank)tard. |
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Nobody gives a poop about your opinion. Your backhanded compliment sucks as much as you do. Get bent (frank)tard. - glove_was_stuck
Boom!
Right in the place where his balls should be.
Solid shot. |
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Fountain-San
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME Joined: 02.21.2007
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Boom!
Right in the place where his balls should be.
Solid shot. - shoreorrpark
his mangina LOL |
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glove_was_stuck
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Yeah well that's like your opinion man, MA Joined: 04.27.2011
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Looks like Middleton retired in 88. I was 6 So I don't really remember. Everyone seems on board with it though. Met him once, at a charity auction. Really nice guy! |
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glove_was_stuck
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Yeah well that's like your opinion man, MA Joined: 04.27.2011
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Boom!
Right in the place where his balls should be.
Solid shot. - shoreorrpark
 Making commments like that, I doubt brownstar is old enough to have watched Middleton play and is faking the funk. |
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Fountain-San
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME Joined: 02.21.2007
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Looks like Middleton retired in 88. I was 6 So I don't really remember. Everyone seems on board with it though. Met him once, at a charity auction. Really nice guy!  - glove_was_stuck
he was legit dude. i was 14 in 88. |
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glove_was_stuck
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Location: Yeah well that's like your opinion man, MA Joined: 04.27.2011
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he was legit dude. i was 14 in 88. - Fountain-San
 Apparently Tony Mazz has just dug some folks who disagree. Coming up in the next segment.
It's fascinating to me anyways. Like for me Ray Bourque's number couldn't be up there fast enough. I feel someday Bergeron should be as well. But I go back on forth on Chara. |
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a1xfreakx13
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: Oshawa, ON Joined: 02.24.2016
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loved the way he played, easily one of my favorite bruins..congratz ricky |
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Apparently Tony Mazz has just dug some folks who disagree. Coming up in the next segment.
It's fascinating to me anyways. Like for me Ray Bourque's number couldn't be up there fast enough. I feel someday Bergeron should be as well. But I go back on forth on Chara. - glove_was_stuck
I'd be ok with retiring 33.
Its a goalie # imo so no big deal. |
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T-Rask
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Edmonton, AB Joined: 10.30.2014
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I remember watching some of his filthy goals on the intor to Don Cherry's Grapevine. The one whe he loses the puck, kicks it back up and sweeps it around the goalie.
I'm losy at finding and posting vids if anyone knows the goal I am talking about.
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Mahewman
Season Ticket Holder Boston Bruins |
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Location: NH Joined: 07.01.2009
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I'd be ok with retiring 33.
Its a goalie # imo so no big deal. - shoreorrpark
12+ years as the #1 and Captain. Won a cup. Id be fine with him up there. Right next to 37.
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I think he would be the Bruins all time shootout scorer if was around in his day.
I had a friend who ran into Middleton at a bar one time and I asked what he was like. He said "He's not a good guy, He's a great guy"
He was a guest on a television fundraiser, maybe it was the PBS auction, and he was giving out autographed pucks. The host asked how much of a donation and Middleton, humble as he was, said something like "I dunno, a dollar?" They had to up the ante on their own
I LOVED how he would score and just skate off, no showboat, all class.
Well deserved. |
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Mahewman
Season Ticket Holder Boston Bruins |
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Location: NH Joined: 07.01.2009
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Nobody gives a poop about your opinion. Your backhanded compliment sucks as much as you do. Get bent (frank)tard. - glove_was_stuck
the comment was sincere about "nifty" you chowder-head, it's called respect for the opponent, something a lot of you Bruin fans never show.
If you can't accept it than go pak ya caw in tha haba!
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Charlie.Conway
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Hockey Purgatory, CT Joined: 07.18.2014
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the comment was sincere about "nifty" you chowder-head, it's called respect for the opponent, something a lot of you Bruin fans never show.
If you can't accept it than go pak ya caw in tha haba!
 - bluestar
is that the best youve got? feelsbadman |
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glove_was_stuck
Boston Bruins |
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Location: Yeah well that's like your opinion man, MA Joined: 04.27.2011
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the comment was sincere about "nifty" you chowder-head, it's called respect for the opponent, something a lot of you Bruin fans never show.
If you can't accept it than go pak ya caw in tha haba!
 - bluestar
Your poopty comment was backhanded from beginning to end. You could've complimented Middleton and left the rest. Once again, you suck. Just like your attempt at a rebuttal. Call it a night sweet tits. You can't hang with me on my worst day, thrice concussed. |
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