Greatest Playoff Team???

Ok, I don't know why I decided to do this, but I thought I would take a stab at creating the best Playoff Team. Now, I don't know squat about pre-expansion hockey (nor do I care too), so this is all relevant from the post-expansion era. Now, this team is built for winning (it has 65 Stanley Cups on it), not just on points or goals (although, the more you had, the better your chance was to get on the team). I have put together two primary scoring lines, a 2-way checking line and a utility line. I even went as far as to name a coach & his assistants. I included all-time greats, clutch performers and proven winners; of course half the team were easy picks (Gretz, Coffey & Roy), but there are some noticeable absences... There is no Guy Lafleur, Scott Stevens or Broadstreet Bullies. There was not enough room for the Chris Chelios', Jaromir Jagr's or Bryan Trottier's of the world. Cut from the team was Sergei Fedorov, Gary Roberts and Eddie Belfour. Also not making the team are perennial playoff heroes: Theo Fleury, Butch Goring, Eric Desjardins and the entire Legion of Doom. And possibly the biggest name left off the team was 'The Moose'. I just couldn't find a niche for him on the team: he doesn't block shots, he doesn't score OT winners and his 2-way game is less then desirable (it also didn't help that I had 4 Oilers already)... He may be the greatest captain of all time, but I think this team has enough leadership to make it through without him. Dominating my team are the high-flyin' Oilers of the 80s (4), the Dynasty from Detroit (4) and the ever-consistent Avs (5). I didn't pay too much attention to C or LW or RW, but I assume my team is like Team Canada, anyone lucky enough to be on it would gladly play any position I ask them too. So, let's get some discussion up in 'hur!!! What would you change? Who would you add and who would you replace? Is my team missing anything? Who would be the GM and what city is this team most suited for? Let the debate rage on!!!
Anderson
- 5th in career goals (93)
- 4th in career points (214)
- 3rd in career OT winners (5)
- 6 Stanley Cups in 11 yrs
- Clutch for Oiler Dynasty

Bossy
- 6th in career goals (85)
- 2nd in career PPG (35)
- 19th in career points (160)
- 4 straight Stanley Cups
- Goal-scoring Machine

Bourque
- 3rd in Dman career goals (41)
- 2nd in Dman career points (180)
- 5th in Dman points for one year (25)
- 2001 Stanley Cup
- Greatest Dman Ever?

Bowman
- 1st in career wins (223)
- 9 Stanley Cups
- Greatest Coach Ever

Brodeur
- 2nd in career wins (95)
- 2nd in career shutouts (22)
- 1st in lowest GAA (1.87)
- 3 Stanley Cups
- Roy's Successor

Coffey
- 5th in career points (196)
- 1st in Dman career goals (59)
- NHL Dman record points in one year (37)
- 5 Stanley Cups
- See Bourque

Drury
- 9th in active goals (46)
- 11 GWG in only 4 years
- 2001 Stanley Cup
- Earned the name 'Captain Clutch'

Forsberg
- 2nd in active goals (64)
- 2nd in active points (171)
- 2 Stanley Cups
- Unstoppable with a 2-way game

Gilmour
- 7^th in career points (188)
- 1 of 2 players to lead in scoring, no finals
- '89 Stanley Cup Winner
- 1 of 2 players to lead the playoffs in scoring, but not make the Finals

Gretz
- 1^st in career goals (122)
- 1^st in career assists (260)
- 1^st in career points (382)
- 4 Stanley Cups
- Greatest Ever

Hasek
- 10^th in career wins (65)
- 4^th in career shutouts (15)
- 4^th in lowest GAA (2.03)
- 2002 Stanley Cup
- 1996-2002, Greatest Stretch Ever?

Hitchcock
- 9^th in career wins (66)
- 1999 Stanley Cup
- Great Defensive Mind

Hull
- 19 consecutive playoffs
- 3^rd in career goals (103)
- 2^nd in GWG (24)
- 1^st in career PP goals (38)
- Deadly Offensive Weapon

Kurri
- 3^rd in career goals (106)
- 3^rd in career points (233)
- NHL record 12 goals in one series
- 5 Stanley Cups
- Gretz' Wingman

C. Lemieux
- 9^th in career goals (80)
- 4 Stanley Cups
- Cups with 3 diff. Teams
- Clutch in the Trenches

M. Lemieux
- 10^th in career goals (76)
- 5^th in career PP goals (29)
- record points in game (8)
- 2 Conn Smythe Trophies
- Second only to Gretz

Lidstrom
- 1^st Euro Captain to win Cup ('08)
- Never missed playoffs (16 years)
- Conn Smythe in 2002
- 4 Stanley Cups
- Greatest European Ever

MacInnis
- 4^th in Dman career goals (39)
- 3^rd in Dman career assists (121)
- 4^th in Dman career points (160)
- Made 19 of 20 playoffs when healthy
- PP Specialist

Potvin
- 2^nd in Dman Career goals (56)
- 3^rd in Dman career points (164)
- 14 straight playoffs
- 4 straight Stanley Cups
- Backbone of those 4 Straight Cups

Robinson
- 20 consecutive playoff appearances
- 6^th in Dman career points (144)
- '78 Conn Smythe Winner
- 6 Stanley Cups
- Unparalleled Playoff Experience

Roy
- 1^st in career games (247)
- 1^st in career wins (151)
- 1^st in career shutouts (23)
- 4 Stanley Cups
- Greatest Goalie Ever?

Sakic
- 8^th in career points (188)
- 1^st in active goals (84)
- 2 Stanley Cups
- Mr. Consistent

Sather
- 6^th in careers wins (89)
- 5 Stanley Cups
- Mastermind of Offensive Dynasty

Yzerman
- 9^th in career points (185)
- 10^th in career assists (115)
- 4 Stanley Cups
- Mr. Everything

Now, I figured the lineup would look something like this...

Hull - - - - - - Gretzky - - - - - - Kurri
Anderson - - M. Lemieux - - - Bossy
C. Lemieux - Sakic - - - - - - - - Forsberg
Drury - - - - - Yzerman - - - - - Gilmour

Coffey - - - - - - Bourque
Robinson - - - - Lidstrom
Potvin - - - - - - MacInnis

Roy
Hasek
Brodeur

Head Coach: Bowman
Ass. Coach: Sather & Hitchcock


Cheers.
-Smith