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Thursday, 05 January 2012 15:25
Despite having to contend with injuries to all-stars such as Sidney Crosby, Kris Letang and Evgeni Malkin this season, the Penguins are one of eight teams with five or more players who have double-digit figures in goals:
| Devils | Number of Scorers |
Players (Goals) |
| Devils | 7 | David Clarkson (15) Patrik Elias (13) Zach Parise (13) Ilya Kovalchuk (12) Dainius Zubrus (11) Adam Henrique (10) Petr Sykora (10) |
| Flyers | 7 | Claude Giroux (18) Scott Hartnell (17) Jaromir Jagr (12) Daniel Briere (10 Maxime Talbot (10 Wayne Simmonds (10) |
| Canucks | 6 | Daniel Sedin (18) Alex Burrows (15) Janik Hansen (12) Henrik Sedin (10) Ryan Kesler (10) Chris Higgins (10) |
| Penguins | 5 | James Neal (21) Evgeni Malkin (15) Jordan Staal (15) Chris Kunitz (13) Pascal Dupuis |
| Bruins | 5 | Tyler Seguin (15) Brad Marchand (15) Milan Lucic (13) Chris Kelly (12) Nathan Horton (10) |
| Capitals | 5 | Alex Ovechkin (17) Nicklas Backstrom (13) Jason Chimera (13) Troy Brouwer (11) Alexander Semin (10) |
| Oilers | 5 | Jordan Eberle (16) Ryan Smyth (15) Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (13) Taylor Hall (12) Ryan Jones (12) |
| Senators | 5 | Milan Michalek (19) Jason Spezza (14) Daniel Alfredsson (12) Nick Foligno (11) Zack Smith (10) |
(Photo: Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
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written by RJAmiano, January 05, 2012 - 06:49 PM
Believe it or not Seth I still have that "Double Trouble" Pens Calendar, was it 1985? Lemieux, Brown, Zalapski...
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written by sean t, January 06, 2012 - 09:29 AM
RJAmiano,
It would have had to have been earlier. Zalapski was traded during the 1990-91 Stanley Cup season (part of the Ron Francis/Ulf Samuelsson trade). Rob Brown was also traded earlier in that season (for Scott Young IIRC). As I recall, Coffey was also part of that and maybe John Cullen (#11, also part of the Francis/Samuelsson deal)as well. I think Larry Murphy arrived too late for it. My memory puts it right around 1989 or 1990 or thereabouts.
It would have had to have been earlier. Zalapski was traded during the 1990-91 Stanley Cup season (part of the Ron Francis/Ulf Samuelsson trade). Rob Brown was also traded earlier in that season (for Scott Young IIRC). As I recall, Coffey was also part of that and maybe John Cullen (#11, also part of the Francis/Samuelsson deal)as well. I think Larry Murphy arrived too late for it. My memory puts it right around 1989 or 1990 or thereabouts.
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written by sean t, January 06, 2012 - 09:32 AM
RJAmiano,
Sorry, bad reading comprehension on my part! I somehow read 1995 in your post instead of 1985. Of course, in 1985, I'm not sure if Brown and Zalapski were here yet. Brown's big year was '89, so I'm guessing the time frame is more int that era. I also remember Coffey being part of it which pushes it back into the late '80s to early '90s.
Sorry, bad reading comprehension on my part! I somehow read 1995 in your post instead of 1985. Of course, in 1985, I'm not sure if Brown and Zalapski were here yet. Brown's big year was '89, so I'm guessing the time frame is more int that era. I also remember Coffey being part of it which pushes it back into the late '80s to early '90s.
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