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J O K E & D A G G E R - January 22, 2007
Career Change
Ever wonder what these NHL players would be doing for a living if they weren’t employed in the NHL?
Sydney Crosby could easily get a job as a town crier.
Zdeno Chara would appear as the Green Giant on the label of canned peas.
Chris Pronger would be a marriage counselor advising husbands to let their wives dictate what city they will live in.
Corey Perry would be employed as a diving coach.
Both Derek Roy and Jiri Hudler would be found working as Santa’s elves at the local mall.
Steve Ott would be seen driving around town in a pest control van.
Todd Bertuzzi would be employed as a hit man for the mob.
Mike Keenan would operate his own job placement agency.
Daniel Alfredsson would pose for the cover of Mad Magazine.
Peter Forsberg would operate a sports injury clinic.
George Laraque would be the heavyweight champion of the world.
Don Cherry would be a Canadian government ambassador based in Sweden.
Wayne Gretzky would be a magician.
Pierre McGuire would be a speech therapist.
Ed Belfour would be an alien from another planet.
Ken Hitchcock would operate a chain of weight loss clinics.
Mathew Barnaby would be working as a justice of the peace.
Miro Satan would be the devil.
Bryan Berard would be a pirate.
From the retired list. I haven’t seen all these oldtimers play, but based on their names it would be safe to make the following predictions:
Bobby Carpenter would be a carpenter.
Wayne Cashman would be a banker.
Harold “Baldy” Cotton would be a barber.
Adam Graves would be an undertaker.
Jeff Hackett would be a lumberjack.
Punch Imlach would have been a boxer.
Greg Joly would have been a comedian.
Trevor Kidd would own a daycare centre.
Kevin Krook would have been a criminal.
Claude Larose would have been a florist.
Kirby Law would have been a policeman.
Darryl Maggs would have owned a tire store.
Ron Shock would have been an electrician.
Daniel Shank would have gone through life as a golf pro.
Daryl Sly would obviously have been a secret agent.
Morris Titanic would have been a cruise ship captain.
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