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By Gare Joyce
Special to Page 2 Thursday, December 27, 2007 "Everyone knew what he stood for during his eight seasons with the team how he felt, what he thought, liked, loved and hated. What he loved was to win. Losing was what he hated. There was nothing complicated about his game. It was hit first, ask no questions later. He played to inflict pain to intimidate. No exceptions. Opposing players were fair game. If he happened to be a goaltender, tough!" -- Red Fisher, Montreal Gazette columnist, on John Ferguson John Ferguson never made ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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