Mike G. Morreale, you are a winner. You write for NHL.com. That being the case, how can you make such a terrible error about the NHL?
"The 6-foot-9, 260-pound Chara, a player on the hated rival of the team upon whose ice he stood, established a new standard in the Cisco Hardest Shot event when he skated into his second attempt and clocked 105.4 mph before a stunned, yet appreciative, crowd at Bell Centre. The cannon shot enabled the gentle giant to best a 16-year-old mark held by another former Bruin, Al Iafrate (105.2 mph), who set the standard as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs."
Leafs? Further inspection found that the 105.2 mph shot was done in 1993. Quick look at the stat line reveals...
| 1992-93 |
Guilty of failure to check his facts while wanting to bring more good names of good old Canadian teams into the conversation.
I feel better now.


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