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Oct 5, 2007 · In fact, the three forwards with the best-known noses in NHL history have three things in common: more than 800 league games, more than 900 PIM, and at least one Stanley Cup ring apiece. Can’t turn your nose up at that. Eddie Shack: 1047 games, 1439 PIM, 4 Stanley Cups. Tim Hunter: 815 games, 3142 PIM, 1 Stanley Cup.
Oct 18, 2006 · all-time leader is definitely Tim Hunter...ain't the best picture, but anybody who saw Hunter knows he's the clearcut winner
Jul 23, 2008 · As expected, the Toronto Maple Leafs hired Tim Hunter and Rob Zettler Tuesday to serve as new bench boss Ron Wilson’s assistant coaches. Both worked under Wilson in San Jose, so it was no...
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Who has the biggest or most memorable nose in hockey history? Besides Tim Hunter and Brad Marchand. Any others with huge sniffers?? This thread is archived. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. comments. Best. wisemtlfan • • 11 yr. ago.
May 19, 2006 · No biography of Tim would be complete without mentioning his nose. It s one of the most well recognized in the business. One would think by looking at it that this former NHL tough guy must have had his nose broken a dozen times, but Tim says he has never had a broken nose! at May 19, 2006.
Mar 30, 2016 · But let's face it, as the Flames' all time penalty minute leader with 2,405 minutes, Hunter never really had a nose for the net. He was out there for one reason, and one reason only.
Mar 2, 2014 · Hockey. Heritage Classic Q & A with Tim Hunter. j.Bowman. Published Mar 02, 2014 • 9 minute read. Join the conversation. As great as the skill players are, I will always have a soft spot for...
