"Let Me Clear My Throat" and "Jump Around" are two of several '90s tunes that have gained a second wind as hockey goal songs, so why stop there?
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Two Cup-capping goal scorers for New Jersey and a repeat champion for Pittsburgh are among the most easily forgotten short-term Washington Capitals players.
Some of the notably forgotten Vancouver Canucks alums include players who were almost in the winning lineup for one of Vancouver's Stanley Cup Final losses.
NHL legends with uneventful Montreal Canadiens tenures include two former backups to Patrick Roy, a pair of one-game wonders, and a Ken Dryden contemporary.
Some of the most easily forgotten Tampa Bay Lightning alumni were there for the humble beginnings of John Tortorella’s coaching tenure, but not the peak.
As the AHL's oldest franchise in the AHL's smallest dateline, the Hershey Bears itch for solace and productive diversions after a forever unfinished season.
Two Stanley Cup- and Vezina Trophy-winning goalies and two clutch Cup final scorers either got away from the Los Angeles Kings or came after their peaks.
Buffalo Sabres fans may rather forget the 1998 conference final and 2008 Winter Classic. But do they remember when the stars of those moments were Sabres?
The first captains of two NHL teams, an elite enforcer, and a stalwart veteran goalie are some of the most easily forgotten Atlanta/Calgary Flames alumni.
Whether they came between titles or too late for the brand's early glory, a handful of otherwise notable NHLers are forgettable Colorado Avalanche alums.
A couple of Chrises who played for Atlanta before or after winning Stanley Cups with other teams lead off a list of Winnipeg Jets, Atlanta Thrashers alums.
Dating back to the man whose Montreal exploits reportedly inspired their founding, the New York Rangers have let many notable names come and go in obscurity
Among the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes/Hartford Whalers alumni are one aging legend overshadowed by another and a player who ended the era as an opponent.
Since the NHL on Fox premiered 25 springs ago, a once sparsely televised sport has never looked back with its American network presence.