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The NHL Draft’s Greatest Prank: The Tale of Taro Tsujimoto and the Tokyo Katanas
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The NHL Draft’s Greatest Prank: The Tale of Taro Tsujimoto and the Tokyo Katanas
The NHL Draft’s Greatest Prank: How Buffalo Sabres GM Drafted a Player That Didn’t Exist If you think today’s NHL drafts can drag on, just imagine what it was like back in 1974. The league was still finding its footing, and the draft process was slow — painfully slow. Every pick was announced carefully, sometimes with long pauses in between. For GMs and league officials stuck in a stuffy room, it felt like an eternity. Enter Punch Imlach, the Bu…
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