Who is the best enforcer of all-time?
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Wendal Clark was the best enforcer
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The one that manages to score the most goals in the finals game
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the one who scores the most goals
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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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I think the best is Undertaker and Kane or Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit.
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I would have to go with Hulk Hogan...look at his longevity.\n\nOther greats (at least in my opinion) include:\nStone Cold, Ric Flair, Brett Hart, Macho Man, and Kurt Angle...to name a few.
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Mark Buehrle or Paul Konerko.  they're the leaders for the WORLD CHAMPS!!!!!!!!!
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Favorite current player is Peter Forsberg.  I know this is a easy choice, but when you have the best hockey player on the planet on your team, it's kinda hard not to like him.\n\nForsberg is a force and is very talented.\n\nAs for current and the past- I have to go with Ron Hextall.  I was too young for the Cups of Barber, Parent and Clarkey.  Hextall was a great goalie with a huge mean streak.  Gotta love 'em!
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Ruud van Nistlerooy.  He is exciting...he fights and claws his way through the opponets defense.  Then the announcers yelling his name with his shot: "Itttttt's Van Nistlerooy!" as the ball hits the back of the net and he is pumping his fists screaming to the faithful at OT.  He is my favorite. What do I wish?  I wish that he will be back next year and SAF doesn't treat him as a grudge as he has with other players who have stood up to him.  RvN is number one!
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it depends as there are so many differnt types personnally though i think best technical wrestler...chris beniot or dean malenko.....best luchdor personally jushin thunder liger or vampiro...best heavy weight powerhouse brock lesnar...most entertaining....the rock most gutsy mick foley, terry funk kurt angle shawn micheals the hardy boyz.....best all rounders and my personal favourites the late great Owen Hart , Mr Perfect bret hart and nevr forgetting juventud guerrera not to mention the greatest tag team ever.... the legion of doom\n\nbest finisher th f-5 because i remember how it made me feel whenever brock did that out of nothing
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Triple H (Hunter Hearst Helmsley or Paul Michael Levesque) no doubt is the best. This Wrestlemania he will prove that, once again the King of Kings goes back to his throne. muahahaha
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It has to be Reggie Miller. All time leader in three point field goals made, one of the greatest three point shooters ever. Not to mention the uncountable times he has drained clutch threes to win or tie the match for the Pacers, including that unforgettable game at Madison Square Garden. As a pure shooter, even with a hand in his face, Miller was ace.
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Well, that would be the Great one: Wayne Gretzky.\nThere are so many now.......Messier, Lemiuex (sp), even Mr. McTavish himself.\nThis year I think that the likes of Smyth, Pisani, Torres, Pronger, Roloson,Markanen and others have done a great job!!!  Well done, Oilers!!!\nGO OILERS!!!!!  Stanley Cup 2006!!!!
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Terry Sawchuk\n\n He set the bar for todays goalies in terms of wins and won a few Stanley Cups as well, all without a mask!\n\n Not to discount todays goalies but he did it during the original 6 era which is no small feat considering every single player was very talented (not so in the 30 team league today). \n\n We have had the good fortune of watching great goalers like Roy and Brodeur among many others and they all deserve the accolades they get. But my answer has to be Sawchuk!
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whoever scores the most points
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Lidstrom is the best, but Chris Chelios is in the same class with him.  The Red Wings are fortunate to have two great defensemen like those two.  Both are locks for the Hall of Fame when they finally hang 'em up.\n\nBobby Orr was a great player on a great Bruins team, but he was an offensive defenseman.  I was a hockey fan (Red Wings of course) in the years when Orr was the leader of that Boston team along with Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers, John McKenzie, Derek Sanderson, Johnny Bucyk and others.  Orr was an original, a defenseman who was offense-minded.  He strayed from the blue line more than any d-man had up to that time.  He scored a lot of goals, but was often up ice so much that it put a lot of pressure on the other defenseman.  Great player, but for pure defense, I'd take Lidstrom or Chelios any day.
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No knock on Crosby but Ovechkin is the total package. His blend of talent, effort, skill and intensity is unrivaled. I think he's the most complete rookie I have ever seen, and I've been following hockey since I was 4 years old. It staggers the mind to contemplate the fact that he will only get better! If the Caps can begin surrounding him with talent, he'll achieve the heights previously known only to Gretzky and Lemieux. He's just that good!