The "world's oldest hockey stick," which dates back to approximately 1852 (
Chris Chelios's second year in the League),
sold at auction this week for $1.9 million. By way of apples-to-oranges comparison, here's a list of
NHLers who will make exactly $1.9 million base salary this year along with their stats so far in 2006-07:
- David Aebischer (7-5-2, 2.96 GAA, .908 SV%)
- Jassen Cullimore (1 G, 4 A, even)
- Mike Johnson (7 G, 7 A, +9)
- Ryan Kesler (4 G, 5 A, -4)
- Jaroslav Modry (1 G, 5 A, +11)
- Vaclav Prospal (3 G, 18 A, -14)
- Robyn Regehr (0 G, 10 A, +10)
- Mike Ribeiro (6 G, 16 A, +7)
- Michal Rozsival (4 G, 15 A, +7)
- Cory Sarich (0 G, 6 A, +2)
- Lubmoir Visnovsky (8 G, 18 A, -7)
I'll take one Visnovsky and a
CCM Vector 10.0. You can keep the old twig.
The "world's oldest hockey stick," which dates back to approximately 1852 (Chris Chelios's second year in the League), sold at auction this week for $1.9 million. By way of apples-to-oranges comparison, here's a list of NHLers who will make exactly $1.9 million base salary this year along with their stats so far in 2006-07:
2 comments:
Damn. This article says the stick went for $2.2 million, or one Tim Connolly, Frankie Kaberle, Brenden Morrow, Michael Ryder, Jarret Stoll or David Vyborny.
Ha ha ha... Chelios is old.
:P
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