Who is the greatest enforcer in NHL history?
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Bob Probert and it shouldn't even be questioned. He was THE…
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Bob Probert and it shouldn't even be questioned. He was THE ultimate enforcer and could pot 20 goals for the team on top of that. Haven't seen such a beauty since!
I was screaming in my head “Probert” the first 75% of this short until they actually said his name. Fuckin legend.
So many great ones. But Probert stands at the top of the heap. Overall body of work is incredible. These guys gave so much of themselves to the game. 💚
It’s Bob Probert. Without a doubt.
Ask Kelly Chase. Probert & Kocur. The greatest 1-2 punch.
Probie is the baddest to ever lace em up
You better say Probert. Tony Twist deserves a mention. Gordie Howe
Probie
I loved the boogeyman! RIP Derek
Probie #1....kocur#2
I remember hearing some player saying the two toughest players to fight are Bob Probert when he’s mad, and Bob Probert when he isn’t mad.
BOB PROBERT end of discussion
Nick Fotiu is a good story line
I think Stan Jonathan deserves a mention #17 a lot of tough guys in the league pick number 17 because of him
Probert was by far the best, just when the other guy was getting tired, he was just getting going...
John Ferguson. Nobody wanted to mess with him in the 60's
Dave "The Hammer" Schultz, leads all time in fighting penalty minutes and was the most feared in the 70's. Where The amount of fighting was insane.
Probert.... Not even a conversation
Probert was the one every young gun wanted to challenge. For 16yrs, he accepted every challenge and came out on top most of the time. Only legitimate enforcer/forward to play in the All-Star game in his day. I'm still of the mindset, enforcers should have their place in the HOF, they were a big part of the game, not just Probert, but quite a few others who played the role few wanted or could.
Yup that RedWing team protected their scorers