Player Tapes Page 3
Ron Hextall - VOL. 1 - Remember the Kent Neilson slash? Or how ‘bout Hexy attacking Chris Chelios?…...there all here. This is for Hextall fans, featuring the Kent Neilson slash, Hexy attacking Chris Chelios, Hexy becoming the first goalie in the hisroty of the game to actually score a goal in the regular season and the playoffs. Let’s not forget the bench clearing brawl with the Devils…………...Hexy gave Alain Chevrier a beating that required 6 stitches over his left eye. After the mayhem I have included great saves from Ron. This is a must for Hextall fans!………….Good to very good quality throughout and running 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Ron Hextall - VOL. 2 - You don’t have to like Ron but give him his due, Ron had a fabulous year and was snubbed from All Star honors and wasn’t even invited for a tryout in the 1996 World Cup. Well Ron fans you can rejoice, I have put together all of Ron’s great hilites from the 1995-96 season. Very good quality throughout.
Ron Hextall - VOL. 3 - Hexy is back again and doing what he does best, making great saves and looking good doing it. Of course and only when necessary Ronnie kicks some butt…………………….YEA!! This is for Hextall fans. Very good quality throughout.
Troy Crowder - WOW!! Can Troy throw’em or what!. Here I’ve compiled everything I could find on Troy from juniors, minor leagues and every fight Troy has had in the NHL. Remember Troys’ 3 awesome battles with Bob Probert or how ‘bout his destruction of Craig Coxe or the awesome battles Troy had with the late great John Kordic, well there all here so enjoy ‘em. The quality varies from fair to just a shade below very good quality. An awesome fight tape for Troy Crowder fans!
Keith Primeau - VOL. 1 - I put this together when Keith came on board as a Flyer. Not really knowing what to expect I was pleasantly surprised at the big guy goin’ to work. This guy can throw ’em and score goals, ya gotta like that. At 6’6 and nearly 240 pounds Keith isn’t afraid to do battle with anyone including his own brother Wayne. Featuring battles from Keiths’ days with the Detroit Red Wings, Hartford Whalers, Carolina Hurricanes and Philadelphia Flyers. Includes the great brawl during practice between Keith and Bob Probert and the brawl with his brother Wayne. I’ve included some great goals and will be working on volume 2 shortly. The quality varies from good to very good and the running time is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.
John Kordic Documentary - The John Kordic Documentary takes an in depth look into the troubled life of this NHL tough guy. Featuring interviews and news footage as well as the Current Affair special NH Hell. This is a must for John Kordic fans, he was one of the NHL’s toughest. May he rest in peace.
Joe Kocur - VOL. 1 - Featuring 2 hours from one of the greatest fighters the NHL has ever seen.
Joe Kocur possesses the single best right hand punch I have ever seen. Includes several ko’s and a fight with his old buddy Bob Probert. This is a must for Kocur fans. Good quality throughout.
Joe Kocur - VOL. 2 - Picking up where volume left off and continuing right through the 1997-98 season. I’ve also included some sweet goals by Joe. A must for Kocur fans. Good to very good quality throughout.
Paul Holmgren - Featuring 1 hour and 45 minutes of hilites from one of the toughest player fighters of all time. Homer was big, bad and played with attitude. Paul was the first American born player to score 30 goals in a season. Featuring many great battles including the famous bench clearing brawl between the Flyers and the Kings, the teams racked up 372 penalty minutes in the first period alone. Paul goes absolutely nuts during the brawl. Featuring many great one on one battles with Terry O’Reilly, John Wensink, Nick Fotiu, Eddie Hospodar and many others. Featuring many great goals including Pauls only career playoff hat trick during th 1980 Stanley Cup Finals. Paul was a warrior who could play the game, this is a must for vintage hockey fight fans. Fair to good quality throughout.
Wayne Gretzky - VOL. 1 - Featuring Wayne in the 1977 World Junior Championships at age 16 and then continuing with some hilites of Wayne playing for the Indianapolis Racers in the WHA and then all of the hilites I had of Wayne playing with the Edmonton Oilers. Simply a fantastic hilite tape for Gretzky fans, along with the hilites I have included a great interview with Wayne during the 1977 World Junior Championships, it’s great stuff. Fair to very good quality and running approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Wayne Gretzky - VOL. 2 - Featuring 2 hours of great hilites from Wayne while he was a member of the Los Angeles Kings. Wayne single handidly brought hockey back to southern California. Featuring Waynes’ 1800th point and plenty of great goals culminating with his record breaking 802nd goal. This is a must for Gretzky fans! Very good quality throughout.
Wayne Gretzky - VOL. 3 - Featuring close to 1 hour and 45 minutes of great hilites from Wayne with the St. Louis Blues and New York Rangers. Featuring the opening day press conference introducing Wayne as a member of the St. Louis Blues and culminating in New York as a member of the Rangers with Wayne scoring his last NHL goal. This is a must for Gretzky fans!. Make sure to check out or other two volumes. Fair to very good quality throughout.
Pelle Lindbergh Memorial - This 2 hour memorial opens with a music video I made, Lita Ford and Ozzy Osbournes’ “Close Your Eyes Forever”. Then it’s on to the memorial service from the Philadelphia Spectrum and fan reaction and local news footage, interviews and hilites of the Little Swedes career. Pelle was taken from us in his prime, he won the Vezina Trophy and made it to 2 NHL All Star games and the Stanley Cup Finals, all of this by age 26. Pelle really was that good. This is a must for Lindbergh fans. Good to very good quality throughout.
Jaromir Jagr - Featuring close to one hour and thirty minutes of great hilites from one of the greatest offensive threats in the game today. I’ve got great hilites from regular season and playoff games. This is a must for Jagr fans. In my opinion Jagr will become a 500 goal scorer and make it to the Hall Of Fame. Very good quality throughout.
Gino Odjick - After just 8 years in the NHL Gino racked up over 2000 penalty minutes!, yes it’s correct 2000…...so I guess we know what Gino’s job is, to wreak havoc on the best the NHL has to offer. Let’s not forget Gino can play the game, his best season was 1993-94……….Gino scored 16 goals and managed 271 penalty minutes. Yea!……..good to very good quality throughout.
Owen Nolan - Featuring goals and fights from the star of the San Jose Sharks. Owen can score goals, fight, throw body checks, take face offs and play both on the power play and shorthanded. You can’t get much more versatile then that. Includes the great hat trick Owen scored during the 1997 All Star game. Let’s not forget that shot of Owen calling the goal which sealed the hat trick and victory for his team. Good to very good quality throughout.
Tony Twist - Tony was bad, an absolute soldier who defended his team whenever necessary. Featuring great minor league action and every fight Tony has had in the NHL. Unfortunately Tony was injured in a motorcycle accident and is NHL future is in doubt. This is our tribute to one of the best. Fair to very good quality throughout.
Marty McSorely - VOL. 1 - Catch Marty in the minors with the Baltimore Skipjacks and the Nova Scotia Voyagers, then it’s on to Pittsburgh where Marty was drafted. In Pittsburgh Marty would make his reputation fighting Clark Gillies, Paul Holmgren, Willie Plett, Al Secord and Chris Nilan. Then it’s on to Edmonton where Marty was signed on as protector for The Great One. Then it’s on to LA where once again Marty was the protector of Gretzky. It’s been rumored that Gretzky wouldn’t go to LA unless Marty was along his side. I also have 9 goals and I put a couple of San Jose fights that I was missing from volume 2 at the end of the tape. Sorry I have 4 repeats on here, sometimes this happens. Running approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes the quality ranges from fair to very good .
Marty McSorely - VOL. 2 - One of the greatest of all time, Marty is like the little pink bunny. He just keeps going and going and going. The man with a bad attitude doesn’t dissapoint us fighting all the best fighters in the NHL. Includes the now famous 1 minute 48 second battle with Bob Probert and the battle with Sandy McCarthy. Marty throws 54 punches and Sandy calls to the refs for help. Simply a fantastic fight tape and a must for McSorely fans. Good to very good quality throughout.
Stan Jonathon - Featuring every fight I could find of Stan including his destruction of Pierre Bouchard, one of the great bloodbaths of all time. Stan is possibly the greatest fighter ever with both his left and right hands, this is why he was so tough. Featuring some great goals including a playoff hat trick. After the Stan fights I filled the rest of the tape in with fights from around the NHL. A great fight tape for fans of old time hockey. Fair to good quality throughout and running 2 hours.
Craig Berube - VOL. 1 - Featuring tons of great fights including Craig’s first fight in the NHL against Bob Probert. Following Craig’s career with the Flyers, Maple Leafs and Calgary Flames. Includes The Chief scoring a few goals. Good quality throughout with some variation.
Craig Berube - VOL. 2 - Picking up where volume one left off. Featuring great battles against the NHL’s best and includes Craig’s ko of big Eric Cairns during the 1996-97 season. Good to very good quality throughout.
Matt Johnson - Featuring every fight Matt has had in the NHL, includes great battles with Stu Grimson, Bob Probert and the awesome brawl with the San Jose Sharks. Good to very good quality throughout.
Donald Brashear - VOL. 1 - At 6’3 and 240 pounds this guy is one of the true NHL tuff guys. Featuring fights against all of the best including Bob Probert, Marty McSorely, Stu Grimson, Jim Cummins, Dan Kordic, Rob Ray, Mike Peluso, Krzystof Oliwa and many more. Good to very good quality throughout and running 2 hours.
Donald Brashear - VOL. 2 - Picking up where volume one left off and continuing right through the 2002 season. Donald is big and bad and can play the game as well. He's an absolute force when he's on the ice creating space for his scorers and handling any problems that may arise. This is a must for Brashear fans! Don takes on every top NHL heavyweight in the league and comes out on top most of the time.
Jeff Odgers - This guy stands only 6’0 tall but boy does this guy come to fight. This guy doesn’t care how big you are, he will defend his teamates at all cost. Jeff has fought all of the heavyweights in the league including Chris Simon, Tie Domi, Bob Probert, Marty McSorely, Donald Brashear and many others. Good to very good quality throughout.
Gerald Diduck - At 6’2 and weighing over 200 pounds Gerald is a very good checker who knows what to do and when to do it. Featuring all of the fights I had of Gerald in the NHL and a great minor league scrap with Mitch Wilson of the Baltimore Skipjacks. Good to very good quality throughout with some variation.
Enrico Ciccone - WOW!, at 6’5 and nearly 230 pounds Chico is big and bad. Featuring every fight in the NHL Chico has had including 2 great battles with Dave Brown. Chico has battled Stu Grimson, Bob Probert and Marty McSorely. Included is Chico’s first fight in the NHL, he gets double teamed in a brawl with the Devils...AWESOME! Includes thebeautiful ko of Jaime Pushor, hey Chico didn’t start it but he certainly finished it. A great tape for fans of Chico. Former Flyers announcer Gene Hart once said with a name like that he could have been an opera singer. Good to very good quality throughout.
Kris King - WOW!, this guy doesn’t get enough credit. Kris has tangled with the best including Bob Probert, Craig Berube, Rick Tocchet, Dan Kordic, Donald Brashear, Lyle Odelein, Kelly Chase, Chris Tamer, Matthew Barnaby, Darren McCarty, Gino Odjick and more. Good to very good quality throughout with some variation.
Brad May - Featuring every fight Brad May has had in the NHL right through the 1999 season and a fewt great goals! A must for any Brad May fan, the running time is 2 hours and the quality is very good throughout. AWESOME!!!!
Chris Simon - Featuring 2 hours of great fights from one of the NHL’s best. Standing 6’5 and weighing in at nearly 230 pounds Chris is big enough to take care of any problems coming his way. Fighting all of the big guns during the 1990’s from Dave Brown to Stu Grimson to Bob Probert to Marty McSorely. Chris ko’s Donald Brashear in the minors and became a pretty good goal scorer by the 1998 season. I have some great goals to go with the fights. This is a must for Chris Simon fans. Good to very good quality throughout and running approximately 2 hours.
Jim McKenzie - Featuring just about every fight Jimmy has had in the NHL including fights against Bob Probert, Stu Grimson, Mike Peluso and many more. Don’t underestimate this guy or you’ll be sorry. Jimmy doesn’t get the press of a Probert or McSorely but can hang with any fighter in the NHL. Featuring 2 incredible fights with Jim Cummins. Good to very good quality throughout.
Cam Russell - Having scored only 8 goals in his career but managing to rack up a ton of penalty minutes I think it’s safe to say we know what Cam’s job is…………so we put what he does best on this tape. A fan favorite in Chicago Cam will stand up for his team at all costs. Good quality throughout and running approximately 2 hours.
Dave Brown - Featuring 2 hours and 33 minutes of one of the greatest heavyweights of all time. Includes the greatest pre-game bench clearing brawl of all time between the Flyers and the Canadiens. Includes Dave breaking Stu Grimson’s jaw, destroying Tie Domi and koing Cam Russell, Jim MacKenzie, Jim Kyte, Shawn Cronin as well as the two crosschesks against that cheap Swede Tomas Sandstrom. The first cost big Dave 5 games and the second 15…..I think he got shafted but you be the judge. Fair to very good quality and a must for Brown fans!………….AWESOME!!!!
Kelly Chase - 2 hours of Kelly takin’ on all the big boys from his best friend Tony Twist to Bob Probert and Danny Lacroix. This is a must for Chase fans. At a solid 200 pounds and a will to win Kelly has always been one of the NHL’s steadiest guys at protecting his teammates. Good to very good quality throughout.
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