Paul Bissonnette

Each team has at least one worthless player who is dragging them down. 

Every fan has that one "ham sandwich" on their favorite team that just makes them pull their hair out. Sometimes teams need to make additions by subtraction by trimming the fat.

Here is each franchise's "fatty excess" that must be severed in order to create a leaner, meaner team.  

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As the world changes, technology is slowly taking over.

Every day we get more and more players from the NHL who sign up for Twitter.

Some players do it to get followers while others voice their opinions.  These players are just people like you and I and they just want to connect with people.

The following list is of my ten favorite players to follow.  Follow me @WOLFGANGSports

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Ah, popular culture.

What an age we live in when we can click around on the Internet and find out what our favorite sports heroes think about the latest episode of Glee, or how much they hate their former team.

If you've caved in and created a Twitter account, here's eight NHL personalities you'll want to subscribe to.

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Let's face it, the NHL All-Star Game is on the same excitement level as watching paint dry or grass grow.

And last we knew, not even the players wanted to be there. Why else would Gary Bettman have to suspend players if they didn't attend?

However, a great hockey mind only known by the name of "LeafsGetTavares" has found the solution. Simply, NHL fans fed up with the dullness of the All-Star Snoozefest can vote for Phoenix Coyotes tough guy Paul Bissonnette.

This is a look at the Phoenix Coyotes forwards from this past season 2009-2010 and if they are on the team next year the role they will play and what is expected of them.

If the NHL was to conclude today, the Phoenix Coyotes would clinch a playoff spot, the first time since 2002. The seven year drought would looks to end with the revamped Coyotes.

Coyotes Head Coach Dave Tippett has built up an early Coach of the Year resume under a new and improved Coyotes roster. After an off-season of uncertainty the Coyotes have changed the way of playing including the acquisition of several free agents as well as trades.

Every team in the NHL has an enforcer.

However, The Phoenix Coyotes skated into training camp without their “enforcer” on the team. They would find their problem solver three days before the start of the 2009-2010 season.

Paul Bissonnette, 24, was claimed on waivers by the Coyotes back on Oct. 1 after failing to make the Pittsburgh Penguins roster. Bissonnette started his career as a defenseman but has since translated into a unique forward.

Despite a seasonal low-attendance on Halloween night, all 6,495 fans were in for a real treat after the Coyotes clashed with the Anaheim Ducks.

And clashed they did!

The Coyotes showed a side that they never showed this season (besides Paul Bissonnette) as the Coyotes staked up on penalty minutes and the gloves dropped rapidly.