| 03 September 2007
Let's start with an easy one. Wayne Gretzky was dealt at the trade deadline to the Blues in 1996. That didn't go so well, and he jetted for the Rangers in the following summer. He played all
of 18 games (+13 playoffs) in St. Louis. Most people remember this, but it still looks God-awful.

Here's your curve ball. Paul Coffey in a Blackhawks jersey. The Hall of Fame defender's career spanned three decades and nine teams. He's probably most remembered for winning three Cups in Edmonton, two more in Pittsburgh and a lengthy stay in Detroit. What you probably don't remember is the 10 games he spent in Chicago in 1998 before being traded to Carolina.
You know it happened, but in 10 years you won't. Owen Nolan in a Coyotes jersey. This is another one of those aging-former-all-star-finishes-his-career-in-a-random-city deals. It was only last season, so you know it happened unless you were in a coma. My point is, in 10 years this is going to look as awkward as, well, The Great One in St. Louis.If you were not impressed previously, be prepared to be impressed now. Eric Lindros in a Toronto Blue Jays jersey. They play baseball, if you were wondering. Now that's something that looks really, really odd but actually did happen. Suck on that, people who thought I wasn't going to come up with anything decent and are now gouging out their eyes because they're looking at Eric Fucking Lindros on a baseball card. That. Just. Happened._uacct = "UA-1868762-1"; urchinTracker();
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