Players on Unusual Teams: Chicago Edition

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  1. Bobby Orr in a jersey other than a Bruins one is already going to be the most inexplicable of all.

  2. Hasek backing up Belfour might have been one of the most talented goalie tandems ever. Of course, Hasek didn’t become a superstar until he was in Buffalo.

    They also faced each other in the SCF 7 years later.

  3. Wow, Bruce Cassidy played his entire career in Chicago and played only 36 games over an eight year span.

  4. For some reason Marty Turco makes perfect sense to me because Eddie Belfour went from the Hawks to the Stars, so of course Turco went from the Stars to the Hawks. I don’t know why, but in my head it’s a perfectly natural swap.

  5. Bobby’s knees were held up by hopes and dreams at this point.

    I wonder if modern medicine would’ve been able to save his career?

  6. That pic does not do Theo Fleury any justice lmao. It looks like they pulled a random person off the street and gave him an old helmet from the warehouse with an oversized jersey.

  7. Even though he was there for 3 seasons I feel like Ted Lindsay should have been on this list too

  8. Bondra was a bit of a shock for me. Makes sense as there was a few years there where I didn’t watch any NHL games.

  9. Orr just looks wrong, but I knew about it. Forgot about Coffey stopping in Chicago. Seems it was a destination for veterans looking for another season of hockey for a while there. Looks like it will be again for a bit too.

    I remember McCabe being TRADED to the Hawks for our Sedin pick, but I don’t remember him actually playing there (While wearing the most atrocious gloves ever made by Bauer).

  10. These are fun. I didn’t know Kunitz and Bondra got around as much as they did.

  11. Brad Richards and Kimmo I remember because of that 2015 Cup winning team. I also bought a Richards shirt before that season started

  12. Richards on the Blackhawks isn’t unusual to me. His no-look dish to Kane in game 6 and the ensuing goal and celebration are seared into my brain.

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