2014-15 NHL Midseason Report: 10 Most Disappointing Players
By Kayla Demint
@kaylademint
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2014-15 NHL Midseason Report: 10 Most Disappointing Players
Sometimes players have a bad season or don’t live up to their expectations. Some of them are attached to big contracts that their playing isn’t worth. The following 10 players were expected to do a lot more, but so far have been having disappointing seasons.
10. Thomas Vanek
10. Thomas Vanek
9. Thomas Hertl
9. Thomas Hertl
8. Taylor Hall
8. Taylor Hall
7. Joffrey Lupul
7. Joffrey Lupul
6. Nathan MacKinnon
6. Nathan MacKinnon
5. Mike Smith
5. Mike Smith
4. Mike Richards
4. Mike Richards
3. Jarome Iginla
3. Jarome Iginla
2. Dany Heatley
2. Dany Heatley
1. Alexander Semin
1. Alexander Semin
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