This is a hark back to the days of old time hockey where helmets were optional, facial hair was mandatory and discipline was often dished out by the end of a fist.

Tom Corcoran- G (1-9) He didn't have the longest of careers but despite this he comes in second in total PIMs for all goalies only four behind Jakub Aittokallio having played less than half as many seasons. He tallied an astonishing 32 PIMs in a single season for a goalie. He later went on to have one of the best seasons of all time for goalies posting a record of 38-2-3.

Darian Scherbluk- D (10-19) Scherbluk is a hall of famer and two time Turd Ferguson winner. He fought 18 times in S10 alone and was a constant deterrent to other teams with stick and fist. He recorded 748 points and 1387 PIMs over 1057 games played. His 415 minutes for fighting put him third equal all time.

David Winter- W (10-19) Fighting wingers with any sort of career longevity are hard to come. Winter is just one of those. Another hall of famer and one time challenge cup and Jay Mcdonald winner compiled an impressive 879 points and 1054 points in his twenty year career. Over that time he fought 50 times.

Taylor McDavid- C (20-29) The third hall of famer on our list. He has three challenge cups, 3 Jeff Dar trophies, 2 Sergei Karpotsovs, a Sarmad Khan and a Ron Mexico to his name. As well as this he is the all time leader in both total penalty minutes(1558) and fighting penalties(470). Mcdavid is a tough as they come and hes no slouch with the stick either scoring 870 points across his career.

Danny Foster- D (30-39) A cult hero. The seven time Turd Ferguson winner was well on his way to smashing the record for PIMs before his retirement last season. 

Kristian Eriksson- W (30-39) Like with Winter its hard to find wingers with a bit of grit who also had a successful career. Eriksson is the all time leader in points and probably doesn't belong here however he has shown over his long career that if need be he'll drop the mits. As of S41 he has accumulated 36 fights and 880 PIMs in his 21 season career.


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