I have been like them, paying attention to them.In a time where the Panthers look like they're FINALLY ready to return to the post season due to a plethora of new faces added in the offseason, this one was still a no-brainer. The new faces in the organization have surely added somemuch-needed character to this once unbearably lackluster team but Ran here was just miles above everyone else. And I know I already did an announcer as a biggest character with Rick Jeanneret of the Buffalo Sabres and I promise this is the only other team that doesn't have a current rostered player as their biggest character. But seriously if there is one person in the NHL who needs to be recognized, it's Mr. Moeller.
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| best player Randy Moeller |
I really like him.Randy Moeller was an NHL hockey player who played most of his career with the Quebec Nordiques from 1981-1989. He retired in 1995 after spending his final season with the Panthers. He was definitely an enforcer when he played, amassing 1,692 penalty minutes and only 225 points in his 14 year career in the NHL. Moeller was a bit before my time and never really never more than a blip on the NHL superstar radar, so before he started announcing I had never heard of him. In fact the only time I ever saw him in uniform was unbeknownst to me until just moments ago while doing some research. Randy was actually on the cover of one of the first hockey video games ever (the first one I ever owned), NHLPA Hockey ’93 for the SEGA Genesis and SNES.
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