Who was the shortest player in nhl history?
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I believe it was Thoeren Fleury of Calgary, Colorado, NY Rangers, Chicago.  I'm not positive, but I thought I heard him referred to as the shortest in history during his playing days. \n\n5'6".\n\nOh yeah.  Mike Antonovich of the North Stars, Whalers, and Devils was also 5'6".  There's bound to have been other five-sixers.
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Tom Glavine 1984\n\nNot the Bruins, but the L.A. Kings, see below:\n\nhttp://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCI/is_6_62/ai_100961688
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I think that it has to be Jaromir Jagr. In my opinion he is the sole reason that the Rangers turned the loosing around. There have been a lot of high dollar players that have come and gone on that team without making much of a difference...I would never have thought that Jagr had it in him, but there is no doubt in my mind that his mentality has changed for the better...
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Well, since I have to omitt the top players (I'll still say Griffey, jr.), I'd have to say that the worst loss was Jason Varitek.\n\nWow, I had no idea SO MANY of them went to the BoSox!
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Best player to play the game period is Bobby Orr. Not only did he dominate the game for a number of years, but he redifined a position. He played an offensive attack from the blueline and did so without negelectling his main responsibility as a defenceman. He won the scoring title from the point and, although the stat was not kept then, would have also won the +/- award in the same year. Unfortunatley injuries cut his career short and robbed us of the greatest player to have ever laced the skates.
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The last NHL goalie NOT to wear a mask was Andy Browne with Pittsburgh in 1974. He later played with the Indianapolis Racers in the WHA.
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Yeah..it is Jagr...the only other players who come close are Nick Lidstrom...who is worth it...and Tckacuk..boy did the Blues get ripped off .....
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Don Drysdale 6'6"\n\nRandy Johson is 6'10" and you can bet he'll be in the hall of fame.\n\nBut as for now Drysdale is the tallest member.
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The Lightest Player Currently in the NFL is Lamont Brightful, Weighing in at only 160lbs and being 5'10" tall. He plays DB for the NY Giants. He may or may not be the lightest Player in NFL history though\n\n the shortest player in the nfl is JJ Moses from the houston texans at 5'6".\n\nCurrently the tallest NFL players are Jonathan Ogden and Brennan Curtin , \nJonathan Ogden is an offensive lineman from the Baltimore Ravens. He measures in at 6'9" tall. Brennan Curtin of the Green Bay Packers is listed at 6'9 also.
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2003 : Jean-Sébastien Giguère (Anaheim) \n2001 : Patrick Roy (Colorado Avalanche) \n1997 : Mike Vernon (Detroit Red Wings) \n1993 : Patrick Roy (Montreal Canadiens) \n1990 : Bill Ranford (Edmonton Oilers) \n1987 : Ron Hextall (Philadelphia Flyers) \n1986 : Patrick Roy (Montreal Canadiens) \n1983 : Billy Smith (New York Islanders) \n1975 : Bernie Parent (Philadelphia Flyers) \n1974 : Bernie Parent (Philadelphia Flyers) \n1971 : Ken Dryden (Montreal Canadiens) \n1968 : Glenn Hall (St Louis Blues) \n1966 : Roger Crozier (Detroit Red Wings)
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The leader to date is Daniel Alfredsson with 5. The season record is 13, set by Mario Lemieux in 1988-89. In a career, probably Dave Andreychuk.
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I am not totally sure of my answer but Andreychuk started with Buffalo in 82-83 and Chris Chelios started in 1983-84 with the Montreal Canadiens as did Yzerman with Detroit while Lemieux started the next season (although there was a few missed season due to disease and retirement)
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The only reference I could find  was to James Cook, who won the Rick Kozuback Award in 2003 in the Central Hockey League.  I don't know if he is in professional hockey now, or where he might be found.\nThere is a sports writer for the Traverse City Egale named James Cook. This could be your guy:\njcook@record-eagle.com <jcook@record-eagle.com>
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Anson Carter\nGerald Coleman\nJarome Iginla\nMike Grier\nGeorges Laraque\nDonald Brashear\nGrant Fuhr\nWillie O'Ree (Hockey's version of Jackie Robinson on Jan 18,1958)
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check this out:\nhttp://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/leagues/seasons/teams/0000531974.html\n\nmaybe it will help. According to these stats, I would say that Bruce Corwick might be the only one.
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Wayne Gretzky!! He was so amazing... when I was young I used to watch him play with the Oilers and I had to find ways to watch the games cause my mother wanted me to go to bed. The stats talk for themselves. Best goalscorer, more assists than everybody has point... hold or share 61 record at the time he took his retirement on April 18 1999. It goes so fast... It will be the sixth anniversary of his birthday that day.
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the shortest bat was only 18 inches and it was hit by with John Stewart of the Chicago Cubs...John played in the early 80s and hit a liner into Left Field at Comerica Park (or what it is now)