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Stéphane Fiset Stéphane Fiset ( born June 17 , 1970 , in Montreal , Quebec ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey goaltender . Playing career . Fiset was drafted in the 2nd round 24th overall in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft by the Quebec Nordiques . He played thirty - four minutes in 6 games in his rookie season with Quebec , playing behind Ron Tugnutt , as well as a plethora of other goalies who got time that season . Fiset would get his first NHL victory on October 29 , 1991 , against the Winnipeg Jets in Le Colisee de Quebec , with a score of 7 – 2 . Over the next few years , Fiset bounced from the NHL to the Nordiques minor league affiliates , slowly gaining more and more time in net for the Nordiques . 1992 would be the last season in Quebec that he would be the backup . After the 1992 – 93 season , Ron Hextall was traded to the New York Islanders , opening the door for Fiset to be the starter . Fiset did not disappoint . Within 2 years , Quebec finished first in the Eastern Conference , during the shortened 1994 – 95 lockout season . When Quebec moved to Colorado , the future looked bright for Fiset and the Avalanche . This soon changed . He split time with Jocelyn Thibault in the beginning of the season , but became a backup after Patrick Roy was traded to Colorado from Montreal . Fiset was a part of the 1996 Stanley Cup winning team , but was traded to the Los Angeles Kings a few days later . He would be the Kings ' starter until the 1999 – 00 season , where he split time with Jamie Storr . The next season the Kings acquired Félix Potvin and Fiset would only make 7 appearances for the team that season . Fiset was then traded to the Montreal Canadiens , but only played 2 games . He announced his retirement on September 9 , 2002 . Injuries played a large role in Fiset ' s retirement . Fiset ' s NHL career GAA was 3 . 07 . In 14 playoff appearances , Fiset went 1 – 7 with a 3 . 94 GAA . International play . Fiset played in the 1989 Junior World Championships , as well as in 1990 . In ' 89 Canada finished fourth , and Fiset was pulled in a 7 – 1 drubbing by the Soviet Union after giving up 6 goals . He followed this up in 1990 with a great showing . Team Canada had a gold medal finish and the IIHF Directorate Top Goalie Award . He played in 2 games ( and won both of them ) during Canada ' s 1994 gold medal victory . Injuries . Injuries were the main culprit that held Fiset back from becoming one of the elite netminders in the NHL . A knee injury , inflicted during a collision with Mighty Ducks of Anaheim ' s Dan Bylsma , kept him out of twenty - five games in 2000 – 01 , as well as another knee injury later that season that kept him out for thirty - one games never completely went away , and led to his premature retirement . Goalie masks . Fiset has one of the most recognizable goalie masks in the history of the NHL . The design is an ice wall that is supposed to be related to the Quebec Nordiques ' igloo logo . There was also the fleur - de - lis , the Nordiques alternate logo , on each ear of the mask . When he played for Los Angeles Kings he also donned a memorable mask . The design was the head of King Tut as it appeared on his famous tomb .
1929 - 30 Ottawa District Junior Playoffs Ottawa Citizen Shield Playoffs . Quarter Finals . " 2 games total goals " Cobden beat Chalk River 4 goals to 1 . Chesterville beat Cornwall Canadiens 2 goals to 1 . Perth beat Almonte 8 goals to 1 . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Pembroke Lumber Kings beat Cobden 4 goals to 2 . Perth beat Chesterville 5 goals to 3 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Pembroke Lumber Kings beat Perth 4 goals to 2 . Pembroke Lumber Kings won the 1929 - 30 Ottawa Citizen Shield ( Junior ) Regional Final . " 2 games total goals " Ottawa Rideaus beat Pembroke Lumber Kings 8 goals to 2 . Ottawa Rideaus advanced to the 1929 - 30 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Ottawa District Junior Playoffs
Marcel Bonin Marcel Bonin ( born September 12 , 1932 in Montreal , Quebec , Canada ) is a retired Canadian forward . Bonin played junior hockey with the Trois Rivieres Flambeaux of the Quebec Junior Hockey League in 1950 - 51 . He was named a second team all - star that season . He moved on to the Quebec Aces of the Quebec Senior Hockey League ( Major ) when they won the Alexander Cup in 1951 - 52 QSHL Season . Bonin was then sold to the Detroit Red Wings by the Aces on October 22 , 1952 . He played three seasons with the Red Wings , winning the Stanley Cup in 1953 - 54 NHL season and 1954 - 55 NHL season . He was then traded to the Boston Bruins in the big Terry Sawchuk trade in 1955 . He played the 1955 - 56 NHL season with the Bruins and then rejoined the Quebec Aces in 1956 - 57 QHL Season when they won the Edinburgh Trophy . In 1957 he was claimed on waivers by the Montreal Canadiens , They put him on a line with Jean Beliveau and Bernie Geoffrion . Bonin had an excellent three seasons with the Habs , winning two more Stanley Cup s . His career was ended by a serious back injury after an on - ice collision with Pete Goegan in 1962 .
Stu Kulak Stu Kulak ( born March 10 , 1963 , in Edmonton , Alberta ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey right wing who spent parts of 4 seasons in the National Hockey League between 1982 and 1989 . Kulak was selected in the third round , 115th overall , by the Vancouver Canucks in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft from the Victoria Cougars of the WHL . He would make his debut for the team at the age of just 19 in the 1982 – 83 season , appearing in 4 games and registering a goal and an assist . Considered one of the team ' s top prospects at this point , his career would go awry the following year when he suffered a serious abdominal injury which required surgery and forced him to miss almost two seasons . In 1986 – 87 , Kulak would crack the Canucks ' roster out of training camp , appearing in 21 games before being waived and claimed by the Edmonton Oilers . He would be dealt again before the end of the season , this time to the New York Rangers . In what would prove to be his only full NHL season , Kulak registered 4 goals and 2 assists in 54 games between Vancouver , Edmonton , and New York . Kulak would have stints with the Quebec Nordiques and Winnipeg Jets over the next two seasons , but fail to stick full - time . Released by the Jets in 1990 , he would spend most of the 1990s in low - end minor pro before finally retiring in 2000 . Kulak appeared in 90 NHL games , registering 8 goals and 4 assists for 12 points , along with 130 penalty minutes .
Jim Campbell Jim Campbell ( born February 3 , 1973 in Worcester , Massachusetts ) is a retired American professional ice hockey player . He played 285 games in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) for the Tampa Bay Lightning , Florida Panthers , Chicago Blackhawks , Montreal Canadiens , St . Louis Blues and Mighty Ducks of Anaheim before finishing his career in Europe . Playing career . He was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens round 2 # 28 overall 1991 NHL Entry Draft , but he really broke out with the St . Louis Blues in 1996 , scoring 84 points in two seasons . However , a lingering groin problem caught up with him and he started to really slump , bouncing around from team to team to league to league . He played for the Springfield Falcons in the American Hockey League , whilst contracted to the Tampa Bay Lightning who loaned him to the Philadelphia Phantoms midway through the 05 – 06 season in exchange for Dan Cavanaugh . In Philly he posted 12 goals , 17 assists , for 29 points 46 Penalty minutes in 35 games becoming a fan favorite . Campbell played 2 games for HC Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk in the Russian Super League in 2003 – 04 and spent 2006 - 07 with EHC Basel in Switzerland ' s Nationalliga A . Campbell , or " Soup " as he is well known as , officially hung up the skates in 2008 .
1969 - 70 Eastern Canada Intermediate Playoffs Playoffs . Semi Finals . " Best of 3 " Val D ' Or Olympiques beat Labrador City Carol Lakers 2 wins to none . Dolbeau Barons beat Morrisburg Combines 2 wins to 1 . Final . " Best of 3 " Val D ' Or Olympiques beat Dolbeau Barons 2 wins to 1 . Val D ' Or Olympiques advanced to the 1969 - 70 Hardy Cup Championships . See Also . List of Eastern Canada Intermediate Playoffs
2014 Cyclone Taylor Cup This is the 2014 Cyclone Taylor Cup , the Junior B ice hockey Provincial Championship for British Columbia . The three league champions of British Columbia ' s Junior B leagues and a host team played a single round robin round . The first and second place teams played of for the championship and the third and fourth place teams play in a consolation game . The winner of the championship advanced to the 2014 Keystone Cup , which is the Western Canada Junior B championship . Round Robin Standings . Team GP W L T GF GA P Beaver Valley Nitehawks advanced to 2014 Keystone Cup
1962 - 63 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs These are the 1962 - 63 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs . They determined the regional champion from the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick , Nova Scotia , and Prince Edward Island . Prince Edward Island . There was a league made up of the Charlottetown Parkdale Royals , Charlottetown Old Spain Penguins , Prince County Combines , and RCAF Eagles . The last two teams played in Summerside . The Penguins were a junior team and later played in the 1962 - 63 Maritimes Junior Playoffs . Semi Finals . " Best of 7 " Final . " Best of 7 " Regional Playoffs . Semi Final . " Best of 5 " Charlottetown Parkdale Royals beat Fredericton Capitals 3 wins to 1 . Final . " Best of 5 " Charlottetown Parkdale Royals beat Bridgewater Hawks 3 wins to none . See Also . List of Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs
Hugh Currie Hugh Currie was born on October 22 , 1925 in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan . He played one game in the NHL with the Montreal Canadiens . He turned pro with the Baltimore Orioles of the Eastern Hockey League in 1943 - 44 . Currie played in the minor pros for 20 seasons across North America , Currie retired in 1963 and accepted a coaching post with the senior Edmonton Nuggets . After two years behind the Nuggets bench Currie came out of retirement and returned to the ice for 7 games for the club he used to coach and put up six points . His second retirement from the game , after his 7 game return , was final .
Tomáš Kopecký Tomáš Kopecký ( born February 5 , 1982 in Ilava , Czechoslovakia ) is a Slovak National Hockey League left wing for the Florida Panthers . He has a son named Jakub and wife Maria . Before turning pro in the NHL , Kopecký was a member of the Lethbridge Hurricanes of the WHL , as well as the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks and Grand Rapids Griffins of the AHL and a former Detroit Red Wings of the NHL . Kopecký has inherited the nickname of " Koko " from the pronunciation of his last name by Red Wings television announcer Mickey Redmond . His surname is pronounced " kaw - PET - skee " . On Thursday December 14 , 2006 , in a game against the Chicago Blackhawks , Kopecký was injured a minute into the third period of the Red Wings ' 3 - 2 victory . Kopecký lost his footing and hit the boards as he approached the Chicago blue line , and Blackhawks defenseman Jim Vandermeer then fell on top of him . Kopecký was motionless on the ice for a few minutes before being helped to the dressing room by members of the Detroit training staff . He had surgery the next day to repair a broken clavicle . Kopecký had previously worn the # 28 , but switched to # 82 after the Red Wings acquired free agent defenceman Brian Rafalski . 82 is a reversal of the 28 , as well as Kopecky ' s birth year . On April 3 , 2008 , near the end of the 2007 – 08 NHL season , Kopecký was injured in a game against the Columbus Blue Jackets . Kopecký ended up with a torn Anterior cruciate ligament ( ACL ) , which was repaired during surgery on April 22 , 2008 . On June 4 , 2008 , he won the Stanley Cup with the Red Wings . On July 1 , 2009 Kopecky signed a two year deal with the Chicago Blackhawks earning $ 1 . 2 million per season . The same day , his good friend Marian Hossa , also a former Red Wing , signed with Chicago with a 12 year deal . External links . < includeonly > < / includeonly >
Capital One Bank Ice Vault Arena The Capital One Bank Ice Vault Arena is a 600 - seat multi - purpose arena in Wayne , New Jersey . Built in 2003 , it is home to the New Jersey Hitmen of the Eastern Junior Hockey League and the William Paterson University Pioneers of the American Collegiate Hockey Association ' s Super East Collegiate Hockey League . Beginning in fall of 2011 , it will be home to the New Jersey Outlaws of the Federal Hockey League .
1981 - 82 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs These determined the Western Canadian representative in the 1982 Allan Cup Final . Semi - Finals . " Best of 5 ’ s " Cranbrook Royals beat Innisfail Eagles 3 wins to none . Final ( Patton Cup ) . " Best of 5 " Cranbrook Royals beat St . Boniface Mohawks 3 wins to 1 . Cranbrook Royals advanced to the 1982 Allan Cup Final . See Also . List of Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
Petr Cajanek Petr Čajánek ( born August 18 , 1975 in Gottwaldov , Czechoslovakia ) is a Czech centre currently playing for SKA Saint Petersburg of the Kontinental Hockey League ( KHL ) . Draft . In the 2001 NHL Entry Draft , he was drafted 253rd overall , in the 7th round by the St . Louis Blues . He was then signed to an NHL contract . Career . Petr Čajánek played for HC Zlín from 1993 to 2002 . In the 2001 - 02 season , he was the leading scorer in the Czech Extraliga . On February 26 , 2007 , Čajánek was placed on waivers by the St . Louis Blues , which would have effectively allowed any other NHL club to sign him . When no other NHL teams tendered Čajánek an offer , the Blues resigned him to a league - minimum contract , and added him back to their roster . Though he was placed on waivers , the 2006 - 07 season was his best , putting up a career high 48 points , good for 3rd on the Blues . On October 21 , 2007 , Čajánek signed a 1 - year , $ 900 , 000 deal to play for Ak Bars Kazan in the Russian Super League for the rest of the season .
1926 - 27 UOVL Season This is the 1926 - 27 season of the Upper Ottawa Valley League : Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Arnprior beat Renfrew 6 goals to 2 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Pembroke beat Arnprior 4 goals to 3 . Pembroke advanced to the 1926 - 27 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . See Also . List of UOVL Seasons
Bakersfield Oilers The Bakersfield Oilers was a semi - pro hockey team in the Pacific Southwest Hockey League that played in Bakersfield , California in 1994 - 95 . The Oilers played out of the 3600 seat Bakersfield Convention Center . The Oilers were the predecessor to the Bakersfield Fog of the West Coast Hockey League . They made the transition along with the Alaska Gold Kings ( Fairbanks , Alaska ) , Anchorage Aces ( Anchorage , Alaska ) , and Fresno Falcons ( Fresno , California ) to a minor professional league in 1995 - 96 . The team was made up of mostly roller hockey players from Roller Hockey International that were living in southern California .
George Hainsworth George Hainsworth ( June 26 , 1895 – October 9 , 1950 ) was a Canadian professional goaltender who played for the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Playing career . Hainsworth played for the Western Canada Hockey League ' s Saskatoon Crescents and Saskatoon Sheiks before arriving in Montreal . He replaced Georges Vezina , the Canadiens goaltender who had died of tuberculosis , and who had played every game from the 1910 – 11 NHA season until the opening game of the 1925 – 26 NHL season , when the illness proved too much for him , inspiring the team to donate the Vezina Trophy for best goaltender . Hainsworth proved up to the challenge by winning the Trophy for the 1926 – 27 , 1927 – 28 and 1928 – 29 NHL season s . In 1928 – 29 , he set an all - time record with 22 shutouts and a 0 . 92 goals against average while only playing 44 games . In 1930 he set an NHL record that still stands , going 270 minutes and 8 seconds without allowing a goal during the NHL playoffs for the Canadiens . He backstopped the Canadiens to back to back Stanley Cup s in 1930 and 1931 . Hainsworth served as the Canadiens ' captain during 1932 – 33 , becoming the second of only eight goalies to serve as an NHL team ' s captain . He was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1933 and helped the Maple Leafs reach the Stanley Cup finals in 1935 . Post career . He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1961 . In 1998 , he was ranked number 46 on the List of 100 greatest hockey players by The Hockey News . Hainsworth , at the age of 55 , was killed in an auto accident on October 9 , 1950 .
1933 - 34 UOV JHL Season This is the 1933 - 34 season of the Upper Ottawa Valley Junior League : Final . " 2 games total goals " Renfrew beat Pembroke 7 goals to 1 . Renfrew advanced to the 1933 - 34 Ottawa District Junior Playoffs . See Also . Upper Ottawa Valley Junior League
Ryan McKay Ryan McKay ( born August 22 , 1992 ) is an American ice hockey goaltender . He is currently playing with the Miami RedHawks men ' s ice hockey team in the NCAA National Collegiate Hockey Conference . McKay played junior hockey with the Green Bay Gamblers of the United States Hockey League ( USHL ) , where he was awarded for his outstanding play when he was named the 2012 – 13 USHL Goaltender of the Year ( shared with Zane Gothberg ) . He was further honored when USA Hockey selected him to receive the 2012 – 13 Dave Peterson Goalie of the Year award . As a freshman , McKay led all Central Collegiate Hockey Association ( CCHA ) goaltenders ( second in the NCAA ) in posting a 1 . 39 goals against average and a . 946 save percentage during the 2012 – 13 season . He was recognized for his outstanding play when he was named to the CCHA All - Rookie Team .
Castlegar Rebels The Castlegar Rebels are a Canadian Junior " B " ice hockey team from Castlegar , British Columbia . They play in the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League . History . The Rebels won the KIJHL in 1976 , 1977 and 1996 . The Rebels played Junior A in the Rocky Mountain Junior Hockey League from 1996 until 1998 . Season - by - Season Record . DNQ denotes " Did Not Qualify "
Doug Doull Doug Doull ( born May 31 , 1974 in Glace Bay , Nova Scotia ) is a former Canadian ice hockey forward who has played for the Boston Bruins . He played Tier II Junior " A " for the Wexford Raiders in 1990 - 91 and major junior for the Belleville Bulls from 1991 to 1995 . Undrafted by the NHL , he opted to play college hockey for the St . Mary ' s Huskies from 1995 to 1998 . Doull played two seasons in the International Hockey League from 1998 to 2000 and then went to Great Britain in 2000 to play for the Manchester Storm . Returning to North America , he played two seasons in the American Hockey League . Finally in 2003 - 04 Doull got his NHL chance . Signed as a free agent by the Boston Bruins , he played 35 games for them that season . The Phoenix Coyotes signed him in 2004 and traded him to the Washington Capitals in 2006 . It was with the Caps that Doull played his final two NHL games in 2005 - 06 . He retired in 2006 . Doull played in 37 NHL games and scored 1 assist .
1950 - 51 States - Dominion Hockey League Season This is the 1950 - 51 States - Dominion Hockey League Season . < br > < br > Playoffs . Letellier defeated Morden " 2 - games - to - 1 " Winnipeg defeated Hallock " 2 - games - to - none " Winnipeg defeated Letellier " 3 - games - to - 1 " see 1950 - 51 States - Dominion Hockey League Playoffs < hr > Winnipeg Buffalos , Morden Bombers , and Letellier Maple Leafs then entered 1950 - 51 Manitoba Senior A Playoffs . < hr >
Tommy Smith Thomas Joseph Smith ( September 27 , 1886 in Ottawa , Ontario , Canada - August 1 , 1966 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey forward , who played from 1905 until 1920 for 16 teams in his career . He was a member of two Stanley Cup - winning teams , the Ottawa Silver Seven of 1906 and the Quebec Bulldogs of 1913 . His two brothers Alf Smith and Harry Smith also played ice hockey . Playing career . Smith first played senior - level hockey when the sport was amateur . Smith first played senior for the Ottawa Emmetts from 1903 until 1905 . He moved to the Ottawa Victorias of the Federal Amateur Hockey League ( FAHL ) in 1905 - 06 and also played for the Stanley Cup champion Ottawa Hockey Club , aka the " Silver Seven " that year . He moved to Pittsburgh to become a professional with the Pittsburgh Pros in 1906 , playing three seasons in Pittsburgh before returning to Canada with the Brantford Indians of the Ontario Professional Hockey League ( OPHL ) where he played two seasons . In 1910 - 11 he moved over to Galt of the OPHL helping Galt win the OPHL championship . Smith , along with most of the Galt team bolted to Moncton Victorias the following season , helping Moncton win the Maritime championship . The Galt and Moncton teams Smith played for played consecutive Stanley Cup challenges , Galt against Ottawa in 1911 and Moncton against Quebec in 1912 , both times unsuccessfully . Smith then joined the Quebec Bulldogs after the challenge , and played in five seasons for the Bulldogs until 1920 . During the 1910s , he also played for the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Shamrocks in the National Hockey Association ( NHA ) . While with the Canadiens , he played in the 1917 Stanley Cup Finals against Seattle . After the 1913 – 14 season in Quebec , he was traded ( twice ) to Toronto Shamrocks . This caused a dispute with the Pacific Coast Hockey Association . At that time , the NHA and PCHA had an agreement whereby the PCHA teams could draft one player from 3 of the 6 teams of the NHA . He was traded away from Quebec , which was eligible to lose a player . He started play for Shamrocks , though he had been drafted by Victoria of the PCHA . It was found that the initial trade was not allowed , and Quebec re - traded him to Toronto during the season , disregarding the PCHA efforts to get him . After the 1914 – 15 season , he was traded back to Quebec , avoiding the PCHA draft again . While skating for the Ottawa Vics in 1906 , Smith led the FAHL with 12 goals ( including eight goals in a game against Brockville on February 23 , 1906 ) . In future years , he was the leading goal - scorer in the OPHL ( 1908 – 09 ) and the NHA ( 1910 – 11 , 1913 – 14 , 1914 – 15 ) .
Doug Palazzari Doug John Palazzari ( born November 3 , 1952 in Eveleth , Minnesota ) is a former professional ice hockey player and USA Hockey executive . He is the son of former NHL player Aldo Palazzari . Doug Palazzari played a total of 108 games for the St . Louis Blues in 1974 – 79 but he spent most of his professional career in the minors with the Providence Reds , Kansas City Blues and Salt Lake Golden Eagles where he was a major star . Before turning professional , he was an accomplished player for the Colorado College men ' s ice hockey team and he also played for the United States national team at the 1973 and 1974 World Championship s . Palazzari was also a member of the United States team at the inaugural 1976 Canada Cup . Palazzari is perhaps best known for his management work for amateur hockey in the United States after retiring from professional hockey in 1982 . He was elected executive director of USA Hockey in 1999 after spending 14 years with the organization in various capabilities . He resigned as director in 2005 . Palazzari was inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 2000 .
Zdeno Cíger Zdeno Cíger ( born October 19 , 1969 in Martin , Czechoslovakia , now Slovakia ) is a retired Slovak professional hockey player who played for the National Hockey League ' s New Jersey Devils , Edmonton Oilers , New York Rangers and Tampa Bay Lightning . Zdeno Cíger was drafted 54th overall in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft by the New Jersey Devils as their 3rd choice . Cíger played in 352 NHL games , amassing 94 goals and 134 assists . His best year came up in 1995 - 1996 season when he scored 31 goals and added 39 assists , after which he would leave the NHL before briefly returning 6 years later during the 2001 – 02 NHL season . He is currently head coach of HC Slovan Bratislava in the Slovak League .