With no points, one hit, no blocked shots, no takeaways and only five shots on goal in 48:31 of total ice time so far this season (despite skating most of that time on a line with the team's leading scorer), Tomas Fleischmann has been virtually invisible through five games.On the plus side for Flash, his play may open up new off-ice opportunities (which he might need sooner rather than later) - I can't think of an NHL player better-suited to be the spokesman for a specific product than the Caps winger.
Now it's your turn - what other NHL players are perfect pitchmen for every day commercial items?
7 comments:
heres one for you
http://www.crosbyscrabco.com/
With phonetic pronunciation...Boulerice for Uncle Ben's Rice Bowls.
http://faculty.fuqua.duke.edu/~moorman/GeneralMills/Section1/FSI/uncle%20bens%20bowls.JPG
Guess that url was too long. :)
I always felt there was a commercial in store for linesman Pierre Champoux when he retires.
And linesman Mike Cvik could shill for Honda, if he could fit in one.
Better question: Where are the Caps going to find a RW. Not Hershey. So... Marty Lapointe? JP Dumont?
Steve Heinze wore #57 when he played for Columbus in 2000-01, hoping to land an endorsement with the ketchup company.
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