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John Garrett John Murdoch Garrett ( born June 17 , 1951 in Trenton , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey goaltender and television sports commentator . Biography . Playing career . Originally selected in the 1971 NHL Entry Draft by the St . Louis Blues , Garrett would instead begin his professional career in 1973 - 74 with the Minnesota Fighting Saints of the World Hockey Association . He would play with the Fighting Saints until leaving the team Feb . 25 , 1976 , three days before the franchise folded . He then signed with the Toronto Toros , and would follow the Toros franchise when it relocated to Birmingham . In the final WHA season , Garrett was traded to the New England Whalers , and would remain with the franchise when it entered the NHL . Currently , he still holds the record for the most wins by any goalie in WHA history . Garrett would also play for the Quebec Nordiques and Vancouver Canucks of the NHL before retiring . John Garrett was involved in one of the oddest scenarios in the history of the NHL All - Star Game . Replacing an injured Richard Brodeur , the Vancouver Canucks only representative at the 1983 NHL All - Star game that year , John Garrett was voted the game ’ s MVP before the end of the game . After Wayne Gretzky scored four times in the last ten minutes , a re - vote was held and Gretzky was named the All - Star Game MVP . Broadcasting career . Garrett retired after the 1984 – 85 season and , after serving as the Canucks assistant general manager for one season , began his broadcasting career in 1986 – 87 . He worked as a colour commentator on CBC ' s " Hockey Night in Canada " . Within a few years , he was considered a valuable member of the team and was assigned his first conference final in 1991 - - his first of eight in a row . In addition to " HNIC " , he also worked alongside Bruce Buchanan on Edmonton Oilers television broadcasts . He left CBC in 1998 to join the fledgling CTV Sportsnet ( now Rogers Sportsnet ) . He worked as a studio analyst on national broadcasts , as well as the colour commentator for the Calgary Flames games on Sportsnet West . Since the 2002 – 03 season , Garrett has served as the color commentator for Canucks games on Sportsnet Pacific , and Flames games for Sportsnet West . He also works sparingly for " Hockey Night in Canada " .
Curtis D . Menard Memorial Sports Center The Curtis D . Menard Memorial Sports Center , née Wasilla Multi - Use Sports Complex , is a 102 , 000 square foot multi - purpose arena in Wasilla , Alaska , that was originally projected to hold up to 5 , 000 people . It is home to the Alaska Avalanche of the North American Hockey League , and in 2010 will be home to the Arctic Predators of the American Indoor Football Association . In 2002 , Wasilla residents voted to add half a percentage point to their sales tax to fund construction of the $ 14 . 7 million facility . This project was significantly delayed by an eminent domain lawsuit brought by the prior property owner , Gary Lundgren . According to Dianne M . Keller , a former mayor of Wasilla , passing the sales tax increase to build the sports complex was one of Sarah Palin ' s major achievements during Palin ' s own term as mayor of Wasilla . The contract for construction was awarded to Spenard Builders Supply . During the 2008 United States presidential election it was alleged that the contract had been granted in exchange for favors .
1962 - 63 MIAA Season This is the 1962 - 63 season of the Maritime Intercollegiate Athletic Association . The league adopted the one division format this season . It was also the first season the CIAU held the University Cup . Standings . University of New Brunswick 9 - 0 - 2 - 30 64 - 26 Final . " Best of 3 " St . Francis Xavier University beat University of New Brunswick 2 wins to 1 . St . Francis Xavier University X - Men ( as conference champion ) advanced to the 1963 University Cup tournament . See Also . List of AUS Seasons
1986 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships The 1986 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships ( " 1986 WJHC " ) was the 10th edition of the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and was held from December 26 , 1985 , until January 4 , 1986 . It was held mainly in Hamilton , Ontario , Canada . The Soviet Union won the gold medal , its seventh championship , Canada silver and the United States bronze . The bronze medal was the first for the Americans in tournament history . Final standings . The 1986 tournament was a round - robin format , with the top three teams winning gold , silver and bronze medals respectively . " West Germany was relegated to Pool B for 1987 . " References . < div class = " references - small " > < div >
1952 - 53 Northern Ontario Senior Playoffs Porcupine Mines League . Semi final . " Best of 5 " Timmins - Schumacher Flyers beat South Porcupine Porkies 3 games to 2 . Final . Iroquois Falls Abitibi Eskimos beat Timmins - Schumacher Flyers Central Section . Semi final . " Best of 5 " Kirkland Lake Tecks beat Val D ' Or Golden Stars 3 games to none . Final . " Best of 7 " Rouyn Flashes beat Kirkland Lake Techs 4 wins to none . Southern Section . Standings . " Note : The Greyhounds played in Canada and the Indians played in the United States . The Indians joined the USA National Championships . " Semi finals . " Best of 5 " Sudbury Wolves beat Sault Ste Marie Indians 3 games to none . North Bay Trappers beat Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 3 games to none . Final . " Best of 7 " Sudbury Wolves beat North Bay Trappers 4 games to none . Playoffs . Semi final . " Best of 7 " Rouyn Flashes beat Iroquois Falls Abitibi Eskimos 4 games to 1 , 1 tie . Final . " Best of 7 " Sudbury Wolves beat Rouyn Flashes 4 games to none , Sudbury Wolves advanced to the 1952 - 53 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs See also . List of Northern Ontario Senior Playoffs
2007 Hockey East Women ' s Ice Hockey Tournament This is the 2007 Hockey East Women ' s Ice Hockey Tournament . Format . The top four teams qualified for a single elimination tournament . All games were held at the Whittemore Center in Durham , New Hampshire , home of the New Hampshire Wildcats . The tournament winning was guaranteed a birth in the 2007 NCAA Division I Women ' s Ice Hockey Tournament . Jana Bugden G , Providence was named tournament MVP
1925 - 26 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs Playoffs . Quarter Finals . " 2 games total goals " Vancouver Towers beat Canmore 7 goals to 6 . Regina Vics beat Winnipeg Tammany Tigers 9 goals to 1 . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Regina Vics beat Vancouver Towers 8 goals to 3 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Port Arthur beat Regina Vics 7 goals to 5 , Port Arthur advanced to the 1925 - 26 Allan Cup Final .
Pierre Mondou Pierre Mondou ( born November 27 , 1955 , in Sorel , Quebec ) was a Canadian ice hockey forward . Mondou played in the National Hockey League from 1977 to 1985 . During this time , he played for the Montreal Canadiens his entire career . He was drafted 15th overall by the Canadiens in the 1975 NHL Amateur Draft and spent the next two seasons with the Nova Scotia Voyageurs of the American Hockey League . He was brought up for the 1976 - 77 Stanley Cup playoffs and then became a Canadiens regular in 1977 - 78 . Mondou was a regular for the next eight seasons , winning two Stanley Cup s in 1978 , 1979 . His career ended when he was hit in the eye by a high stick from Ulf Samuelsson in 1985 . He later served as a scout for the Canadiens , earning a Stanley Cup ring with this team in 1993 , but his name was not included on the Cup . He scored 194 goals and 262 assists for 456 points in 548 NHL games played .
1998 AHL All - Star Game The 1998 AHL All - Star Game was played on February 11 , 1998 , at the Onondaga War Memorial in Syracuse , New York . Team Canada defeated Team PlanetUSA 11 - 10 . In the skills competition held the day before the All - Star Game , Team PlanetUSA won 13 - 8 over Team Canada .
Chicago Coliseum The Chicago Coliseum was a large building in Chicago , Illinois from the 1890s to 1982 that served as a sports arena , convention center , and exhibition hall over the course of its history . History . The first Coliseum was built on a 14 acre site at 63rd Street and Stony Island Avenue in the Woodlawn neighborhood , across from the main entrance of the World ' s Columbian Exposition , opening on 4 April 1893 to host Buffalo Bill ' s " Wild West " show . After the Fair , it was opened for general exhibitions such as the 1896 Democratic convention . It was later replaced with the Tower , a large cinema , and is now the site of a YMCA . The second Coliseum was built on Wabash Avenue , between 14th and 16th Streets , by candy manufacturer Charles F . Gunther , in 1899 . It took the place of the transplanted Libby Prison , a warehouse turned American Civil War prison that Gunter had shipped , brick by brick , from its original site in Richmond , Virginia , in 1889 , and operated as a Civil War museum . Gunter preserved part of Libby ' s facade , leading to the misconception that the Coliseum itself had once housed Union prisoners of war . In fact , the only penitents to " serve time " within the Coliseum ' s walls were hockey players sentenced to the penalty box . Usage by the Blackhawks . The Coliseum hosted the Chicago Blackhawks of the NHL from 1926 – 1929 with a seating capacity of 6 , 000 . It was also the home of the Chicago Cardinals ( later renamed Chicago Americans ) of the American Hockey Association in 1926 – 27 and the Chicago Shamrocks of the American Hockey Association in 1931 – 32 . In June 1928 , fight promoter Paddy Harmon announced plans to construct Chicago Stadium , with the Black Hawks as the marquee tenants . As the 1928 – 29 NHL season approached , the Stadium was not yet ready , and Blackhawks owner Major Frederic McLaughlin had had a falling out with Harmon . Consequently , the Blackhawks arranged to continue playing at the Coliseum . However , they could only get ice time through January 1929 ; they played the remainder of their " home " games in Detroit and in Fort Erie , Ontario , across the Niagara River from Buffalo , New York . The Hawks were back at the Coliseum as the 1929 – 30 season opened , but negotiations with the Stadium resumed in the fall of 1929 after Harmon was deposed as head of the Chicago Stadium Corporation . In December 1929 , they began play at the Stadium . In 1932 , another dispute led the Hawks to return temporarily to the Coliseum , for their first three home games of the 1932 – 33 campaign . On November 21 , the Black Hawks defeated the Montreal Canadiens , 2 – 1 , in their final game on Coliseum ice . Canadiens superstar Howie Morenz was the last player to score an NHL goal at the Coliseum , assisted by Aurel Joliat and Johnny Gagnon , at 7 : 06 of the second period . With the Black Hawks gone , and the Great Depression on , use of the arena was limited . In the middle ' 70s the building fell into disuse and it was demolished in 1982 .
Martin Prusek Martin Prusek ( born December 11 , 1975 ) is a Czech a former professional ice hockey goaltender and currently ice - hockey goaltender coach . Prusek has played in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) for the Ottawa Senators and Columbus Blue Jackets . Prusek currently is a coach in Czech Extraliga ' s HC Vítkovice Steel . Playing career . Martin Prusek started his professional ice hockey career in 1994 when he joined HC Vitkovice of the Czech Extraliga . After playing there for five seasons , Prusek was drafted by the Ottawa Senators in the sixth round of the 1999 NHL Entry Draft with the 164th overall pick . He made his North American debut with the Grand Rapids Griffins of the American Hockey League during the 2001 – 02 season . He also made his National Hockey League debut that same season , appearing in one game with the Senators . Prusek appeared in 47 games with the Senators over the following two seasons . During the 2004 – 05 NHL lockout , he returned to the Czech Republic to play for Vitkovice and HC JME Znojemští Orli . He came back to North America for the 2005 – 06 season , joining the Columbus Blue Jackets . After spending most of the 2005 – 06 season with the Blue Jackets AHL affiliate Syracuse Crunch , Prusek left North America and joined SKA Saint Petersburg in the Russian Super League . During 2007 – 08 , he rejoined HC Vitkovice in the Czech Extraliga . In 2008 - 09 Prusek played in Kontinental Hockey League and after a brief contract with HC Spartak Moscow , he joined Dinamo Riga for 2 seasons . After the 2009 - 10 season , Prusek once again rejoined HC Vítkovice Steel . Although he was suffered with carditis and played just in 2 Extraliga games during all the 2010 - 11 season , he reached a silver medal . In summer 2011 he stepped into HC Vítkovice Steel pre - season players ' camp , but on July , 26 he announced his retirement decision and also he accepted the club ' s offer for the position of goaltender coach . International achievements . Martin Prusek ' s first international team game was the game against Russia on December , 17th , 1995 in Moscow .
1961 - 62 SJHL Season This is the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League for the 1961 - 62 season . The Prince Albert Mintos were forced to relocate to Dauphin , Manitoba after a fire severely damaged their arena on December 12 , 1961 . Standings . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P " The top six teams advanced to the semi final . " Playoffs . Semi Final . " Round Robin - Top 2 Teams to the Final " " Moose Jaw beat out Estevan because of a better goals for - goals against record . " Final . " Best of 7 " Moose Jaw Canucks advanced to the 1961 - 62 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . All - Star Game . The inaugural Manitoba - Saskatchewan all - star game was held in Winnipeg on January 21 before 7 , 044 fans . The MJHL scored a 6 - 2 triumph to win the Charlie Gardiner Memorial Trophy . Brandon stars Gerry Kell and Marc Dufour lead the attack with two goals each , Jim Johnson and Paul Allan added singles . Replying for the SJHL were Ron Willy and George Swarbrick . < br >
1941 - 42 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs Note . It was a rather interesting way of setting up a 2 team competition . The two teams would play a series of playoffs . The first team to win four series would win the title . Playoffs . First series . " Best of 5 " Port Arthur Bearcats beat Fort William Hurricanes 3 wins to none . Second series . " Best of 5 " Port Arthur Bearcats beat Fort William Hurricanes 3 wins to 1 . Third series . " Best of 5 " Port Arthur Bearcats beat Fort William Hurricanes 3 wins to 1 . Fourth series . " Best of 9 " Port Arthur Bearcats beat Fort William Hurricanes 5 wins to 1 . Summary . Port Arthur Bearcats beat Fort William Hurricanes 4 series to none ( 14 wins to 3 ) . Port Arthur Bearcats advanced to the 1941 - 42 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See also . List of Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs
1965 - 66 PSHL = Provincial Senior League ( Quebec ) = " Standings & Semi Finals unavailable . " Final . " Best of 7 " Sherbrooke Castors beat St Hyacinthe Gaulois 4 wins to 3 . Since this was the only senior league in the province , the Sherbrooke Castors advanced to the 1965 - 66 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See Also . Provincial Senior League
Edmond Bouchard Edmond Bouchard ( May 25 , 1892 in Saint - Étienne - des - Grès , Quebec , Canada – July 18 1955 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey left winger who sometimes doubled as a defenceman . He started in amateur hockey in Quebec playing for the Montreal Nationale , Quebec Crescents , Hochelaga , Quebec Voltigeurs , and three seasons with the Quebec Montagnais . In 1921 he was thrown out of amateur hockey because it was said that he had received $ 50 per game while playing for the senior Hochelaga team in 1919 - 20 . Bouchard signed as a free agent with the Montreal Canadiens in 1921 - 22 but was traded to the Hamilton Tigers the next season for Joe Malone . He led the NHL in assists with 12 in 1922 - 23 ans stayed with the Tigers through 1924 - 25 . He moved with the rest of the team to the New York Americans in 1925 for three and a half years until he was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1928 - 29 season . After that season , Bouchard played three more years in the minor pros and retired in 1932 . In the NHL , Bouchard scored 19 goals and 21 assists in 211 games .
1974 - 75 DDR - Bestenermittlungen season The 1974 - 75 DDR - Bestenermittlungen season was the 5th season of the league . Final standings 1 . Monsator Berlin 2 . Einheit Crimmitschau 3 . Motor Optima Erfurt 4 . Chemie 70 Rostock 5 . Motor Bad Muskau 6 . Chemie Leuna
1991 – 92 Montreal Canadiens season The 1991 – 92 Montreal Canadiens season was the Canadiens ' 83rd season . The season saw the Canadiens place first in the Adams Division and make it to the second round of the playoffs , losing to the Boston Bruins in the Adams Division final . The sweep cost coach Pat Burns his job as he was let go after the season . Pre - season . The Canadiens changed their personnel in the off - season . Andrew Cassels , Tom Chorske , Stephane Richer and Ryan Walter were traded . The Canadiens picked up Kirk Muller and Roland Melanson . Regular season . The team started well , losing just three times in October . At New Year ' s , the team led the league overall standings with 54 points . In February , the Canadiens reacquired Chris Nilan three years after he left Montreal . In the last 17 games of his NHL career , the veteran enforcer adds 74 penalty minutes to raise his overall total with the Canadiens to 2 , 248 minutes , the most in team history . In March , the team traded Petr Svoboda to Buffalo in return for Kevin Haller . March was dismal for the team , winning only four of 11 games . On April 1 , the league ' s players went on a ten day strike . The regular season resumed and the Canadiens continued to struggle , slipping to fifth - place overall , but win the Adams Division . The team played well defensively , winning the Jennings Trophy , Patrick Roy winning the Vezina Trophy and Guy Carbonneau winning the Selke Trophy and finished + 60 in goals . Playoffs . The Canadiens placed first in the division , and played the fourth - place Whalers in the first round . The Canadiens won the series 4 – 3 to advance to the second round . In the second round , the Bruins defeated the Canadiens 4 – 0 to eliminate the Canadiens . Coach Pat Burns , who was increasingly criticized in the media , was let go after the season . References . < / div >
Bill Stewart ( 1957 ) < hr > " For the former Chicago Black Hawks coach and NHL referee , see Bill Stewart . " < hr > Bill Donald Stewart ( born October 6 , 1957 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian defenceman . Stewart started his National Hockey League career with the Buffalo Sabres in 1977 . He also played for the St . Louis Blues , Toronto Maple Leafs , and Minnesota North Stars . He left the NHL after the 1986 season , and played in Europe . He retired as a player in 1995 . In 1998 – 1999 Stewart was the head coach of the New York Islanders . He then moved on for one tumultuous season as the head coach of the Barrie Colts in the Ontario Hockey League . The roster that year included Ryan Barnes , who was charged with assault with a weapon after a stick - swinging incident during a game in October . Later in the season , 3 of the team ' s other players ( Nick Robinson , Mike D ' Alessandro and Aaron Power ) were charged with sexual assault . Finally , Stewart himself made headlines and was banned from entering the United States for twice smuggling a Ukrainian - born player over the Canada – United States border in the baggage compartment of the team bus . After that , Stewart moved on to coach in Germany .
Bemidji State Beavers The Bemidji State Beavers are currently a Men ' s Division I team and a Women ' s Division I team in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association . Men ' s program . Starting with the 2010 - 2011 Season the Beavers ' Mens ' team moved to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association . The Beavers previously played in the outdated John S . Glas Field House . A sheet of ice with fold up seating on 1 - side , and the benches , boxes and officials on the other . Starting with the 2010 - 2011 Season Bemidji will open in the brand new Bemidji Regional Events Center or BREC . " Main aritcle Bemidji State Beavers men ' s ice hockey "
Brett Engelhardt Brett Engelhardt ( born August 12 , 1980 , in Sheboygan , Wisconsin ) is an American ice hockey Forward who currently plays for the Hamburg Freezers of the DEL . Playing career . After playing four seasons with the Michigan Tech Huskies , he began his professional career with the Philadelphia Phantoms organization . Having started the next season in the ECHL , he joined the St . Johns Maple Leafs . He followed the team when it moved to Toronto to become the Marlies . Before the beginning of the 2007 - 08 season , he signed a contract with the Detroit Red Wings . He did not make the team in training camp and joined the Grand Rapids Griffins . In February 2008 , the Red Wings traded him to the Montreal Canadiens for center Francis Lemieux . On May 8 , 2008 , Engelhardt signed a contract with German team , Augsburger Panther of the DEL for the 2008 – 09 season . After scoring a modest 35 points in his first season , Brett broke out offensively the following year leading the Panthers with 28 goals and scoring 54 points in only 47 games . On June 28 , 2010 , he then signed with fellow DEL team , the Hamburg Freezers to a one - year contract .
Norm Dussault Joseph Normand " Ti - Nomme " Dussault ( born September 26 , 1925 in Springfield , Massachusetts ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played 206 games in the National Hockey League for the Montreal Canadiens . He played a couple of games for the Montreal Junior Canadiens in 1944 - 45 and then turned pro with the Baltimore Clippers in 1945 - 46 . In 1946 - 47 Dussault played for the senior Victoriaville Tigres scoring 71 points in only 42 games . The next season he scored 48 points in only 31 games for the Tigres , enough to get him called up to the Montreal Canadiens . Dussault played for three - and - a - half seasons with the Canadiens . His best season was 1949 - 50 when he scored 37 points in the season and 3 goals ( a team high ) in the playoffs . All told , he scored 31 goals and 62 assists in 206 NHL games . He was traded to the Chicoutimi Saguenéens of the Quebec Hockey League in 1951 . Dussault played there for four years , retiring in 1955 . He made a comenack with the senior Sherbrooke Castors in 1960 for two seasons .
Murray Wing Murray Alan Wing ( born October 14 , 1950 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played in one National Hockey League game for the Detroit Red Wings during the 1973 – 74 NHL season . He played junior hockey for the Westfort Hurricanes and the Fort William Canadians in Thunder Bay from 1967 to 1969 and then played a season for the North Dakota Fighting Sioux . Chosen 83rd by the Boston Bruins in the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft , Wing turned pro with the Oklahoma City Blazers in 1971 - 72 . In 1972 - 73 he played for the Boston Braves . Traded to the Detroit Red Wings in 1973 , WIng got into one game for the Wings in 1973 - 74 . He spent most of that season with Detroit ' s farm team London Lions in Great Britain . Wing played three seasons with the Thunder Bay Twins and then retired in 1977 .
1995 - 96 Huntsville Channel Cats Season The 1995 - 96 Huntsville Channel Cats season was the 1 and only season in the Southern Hockey League ( SHL ) . The season began on Thursday , October 26 , 1995 , with a home game in Huntsville against the Lakeland Prowlers . Regular season . Game log . October . Record : 1 - 2 - 0 ; Home : 0 - 2 - 0 ; Road : 1 - 0 - 0 November . Record : 5 - 6 - 0 ; Home : 3 - 2 - 0 ; Road : 2 - 4 - 0 December . Record : 6 - 7 - 2 ; Home : 2 - 4 - 2 ; Road : 4 - 3 - 0 Janurary . Record : 6 - 4 - 0 ; Home : 3 - 1 - 0 ; Road : 3 - 3 - 0 February . Record : 6 - 7 - 0 ; Home : 4 - 2 - 0 ; Road : 2 - 5 - 0 March . Record : 3 - 5 - 0 ; Home : 3 - 2 - 0 ; Road : 0 - 3 - 0