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Jean - Philippe Côté Jean - Phillipe Côté ( born April 22 , 1982 ) is a Canadian ice hockey defenceman who is currently a member of the Ontario Reign of the ECHL . He most recently played for the Hamburg Freezers of the DEL . Jean - Philippe is the son of former NHL player Alain Côté . Playing career . Cote was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft , from the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League . Unsigned from the Maple Leafs , Cote was signed to a AHL contract with the Hamilton Bulldogs for his first professional season in 2003 – 04 . Cote eventually signed a contract in the coming season with NHL affiliate , the Montreal Canadiens . During the 2005 – 06 season , he played his first game in the NHL on November 29 , 2005 , against the Ottawa Senators to fill in for the suspended Andrei Markov . He finished the night with 13 minutes of ice time , one penalty , and a - 1 . Later in the season , with another injury to Andrei Markov , Cote was recalled from the Bulldogs and played a regular shift . He often played with fellow 24 - year - old blueliner Mike Komisarek , and the pair formed a solid and hard - working duo of defensive defensemen . After 8 games he was re - assigned to the AHL with the return of Markov . Cote proceeded to play the next couple of seasons entirely with the Canadien ' s affiliate in the Bulldogs , culminating in winning the Calder Cup in 2007 . Prior to the 2008 – 09 season , Cote was given a try - out contract to participate in the Colorado Avalanche training camp . Following his release from the Avalanche on September 24 , 2008 , Cote was signed to a try - out with the Wilkes - Barre / Scranton Penguins on October 8 , 2008 , where he remained for the duration of the year . A free agent to begin the 2009 – 10 season , Cote left North America and belatedly signed a one - year contract with the Kassel Huskies of the DEL on November 6 , 2009 . Posting 13 points in 38 games in the final season of the Huskies , Cote then signed with fellow DEL team , the Hamburg Freezers for the 2010 – 11 season on March 22 , 2010 .
Dan Bourbonnais Daniel Richard Bourbonnais Selected by Hartford Whalers in 5th round ( # 103 ) of 1981 NHL Entry Draft played three years for WHL ' s Calgary Wranglers . . . . best year with the team was in 1980 - 81 when he recorded 41 goals and 103 points in 72 games . . . . rated in The Hockey News draft preview issue as No . 19 WHL prospect for the 1981 NHL draft . . . . drafted by the Hartford Whalers . . . . during his final year in junior , appeared in just 50 games , having been called up to Hartford for 24 games . . . . scored a goal and had two assists in first NHL game , played in his hometown of Winnipeg . . . . sent to Binghamton for 1982 - 83 season . . . . split 1983 - 84 between Hartford and Binghamton . . . . never able to secure a full - time position with the big club . . . . returned to Binghamton for 1984 - 85 season . . . . by 1985 it was evident he was not in the Whalers ' future plans , and little interest expressed by other NHL teams . . . . he retired for two years . . . . in 1987 - 88 joined Heerenveen of the Dutch league . . . . where he enjoyed the best offensive season of his pro career , scoring 46 goals and 109 points in 46 games . . . . headed for Germany the following season , where he played with EHC Westfalen Dortmund . . . . once again averaged better than a goal per game and finished with 75 points in 32 contests . . . . made a brief stopover in France in 1989 - 90 before retiring from competitive hockey . . . .
Bill Christian William David Christian ( born January 28 , 1938 in Warroad , Minnesota ) is a retired ice hockey player . He led the United States to a gold medal at the 1960 Winter Olympics . He was inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 1984 and the International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame in 1998 . His son , Dave Christian , was a member of the 1980 U . S . Olympic Hockey Team that also won a gold medal . He also played on the United States team at the 1958 , 1962 , and 1965 World Championship s and the 1964 Olympics .
Nottingham Ice Stadium The Nottingham Ice Stadium was an ice rink in Nottingham , England 1939 - 2000 . The building was first opened in 1939 but it was quickly called upon for other purposes . Throughout World War II , the Ice Stadium acted as a store for guns , bullets and other ammunition produced at the nearby Royal Ordnance Factory . When the war ended , the building soon returned to being a recreational and ice sport building . A year after the end of the war , the Ice Stadium became the home of the Nottingham Panthers ice hockey team , who would use the facility until it closed , albeit with a twenty year break . When the Panthers shut down in 1960 , the rink continued to be used for ice skating and some other ice sports and would be where Torvill and Dean would practice in their early years . The Panthers were re - established in 1980 and the Ice Stadium became renowned as one of the most intimidating places for opposition ice hockey teams to visit . In 1996 , plans were announced to replace the aging building with a modern arena and a new skating pad . The Nottingham Ice Stadium was closed after 61 years in 2000 . The Panthers played their final game at the Ice Stadium against the Newcastle Jesters , which was lost 2 - 1 in overtime . The building was demolished soon afterwards to allow for the completion of the National Ice Centre
1997 - 98 MJBHL Season This is the 1997 - 98 Manitoba Junior B Hockey League Season . League Notes . North Winnipeg to host Western Canadian Championship Tournament , the Keystone Cup . < br > League expands admitting Stonewall Jets . < br > Sagkeeng Braves withdraw . < br > Regular Season . Note : " Gimli folded mid season , their remaining 14 games were counted as default losses " . Western Canadian Championship Tournament . < br >
2009 – 10 Florida Panthers season The 2009 – 10 Florida Panthers season is the 16th season for the franchise in the National Hockey League . Off - season . The Panthers moved their training facilities and administrative center to the ' Incredible Ice ' complex in Coral Springs , Florida . A new $ 10 million , 50 , 000 sq . ft . expansion was built to accommodate the Panthers . On June 1 , 2009 , general manager Jacques Martin resigned his position to become the head coach of the Montreal Canadiens . Assistant General Manager Randy Sexton assumed the duties of general manager on an interim basis , and was named general manager just prior to the start of the season . This is Sexton ' s second time as an NHL general manager . He was the Ottawa Senators general manager in the early 1990s . Player stats . Skaters . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; + / − = Plus / Minus ; PIM = Penalty Minutes " Goaltenders . " Note : GP = Games Played ; TOI = Time On Ice ( minutes ) ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; OT = Overtime Losses ; GA = Goals Against ; GAA = Goals Against Average ; SA = Shots Against ; SV = Saves ; Sv % = Save Percentage ; SO = Shutouts " Denotes player spent time with another team before joining Panthers . Stats reflect time with Panthers only . Traded mid - season Bold / italics denotes franchise record Transactions . The Panthers have been involved in the following transactions during the 2009 – 10 season . Draft picks . Florida ' s picks at the 2009 NHL Entry Draft in Montreal , Quebec . Farm teams . The Florida Panthers maintain affiliations with two minor league teams , the Rochester Americans and the Florida Everblades .
Canlan Ice Sports Etobicoke Canlan Ice Sports Etobicoke is a four - pad hockey facility located at Highway 409 & Martin Grove Road in Toronto , Ontario . The arena is owned and operated by Canlan Ice Sports Corporation , based out of Burnaby , British Columbia . In summer 2009 , the Dixie Beehives from the Central Canadian Hockey League made this their home and play home games in the arena . Additionally , the Toronto Marlboros Minor Hockey Organization , a member of the Greater Toronto Hockey League ( GTHL ) are calling this their home .
Hershey Hockey Club The name Hershey Hockey Club was an alternative official name that was used by the Hershey Bears during their early years of existance . The name was also used in that same role by the Hershey Cubs as well . When the Bears moved to the professional level and joined the International - American Hockey League ( now American Hockey League ) , an expansion franchise called the Hershey Cubs was established at the amateur level to replace the Bears . The Cubs joined the Eastern Amateur Hockey League , the previous league that the Bears played in . The Cubs are not a continuation of the amateur Bears because the Cubs are a different franchise . The professional Bears and the amateur Bears are the same franchise . The Cubs lasted for one season and the Hershey Bears ' current alternative official name is Hershey Bears Hockey Club . The Hershey Bears ' real / official team name is " " Hershey Bears " " and not " " Hershey Bears Hockey Club " " .
Windsor MicMacs History . Windsor MicMacs were a senior team that played in Windsor , Ontario from 1929 through 1935 . They won the Ontario Hockey Association ( OHA ) Senior B title in 1930 - 31 and 1933 - 34 . In each season they lost the Senior final to the Senior A champion . They also competed in the OHA Senior B level in 1929 - 30 , 1932 - 33 , and 1934 - 35 . Season - by - Season Records . Michigan - Ontario League . " Note : The MicMacs played in the 1933 - 34 season as the Windsor Grand Trunks . "
1923 - 24 VCSL Season This is the 1923 - 24 season of the Vancouver City Senior League : Semi Final . " Sudden death " Final . " 2 games total goals " Vancouver Towers beat Vancouver Young Liberals 4 goals to 2 . Vancouver Young Liberals advanced to the 1923 - 24 British Columbia Senior Playoffs . See Also . List of VCSL Seasons
1965 Frozen Four The 1965 Frozen Four was held March 18 - 20 , 1965 , in Providence , Rhode Island on the campus of Brown University at Meehan Auditorium . The participants were : Michigan Tech won its second national championship , defeating Boston College 8 - 2 . The hosts , Brown , gained a measure of Frozen Four infamy , becoming the first team to be shutout in a Frozen Four game , losing 4 - 0 to Michigan Tech in the semifinal round . Bracket . " Consolation Game : " North Dakota 9 , Brown 5 All - Tournament Team . First Team Second Team Most Outstanding Player : F Gary Milroy , Michigan Tech
Richie Bayes Richie Bayes ( born March 21 , 1948 - October 16 , 2006 ) was a retired Canadian professional ice hockey centre that was drafted by the Chicago Black Hawks in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) , however he did not play for the team . He won the Memorial Cup in 1967 with the Toronto Marlboros . After his retirement , in his latter years he worked at the Bible Hill Junior High School as a Vice Principal & teacher in Truro , Nova Scotia , and also coached in Truro Minor Hockey Association .
Russian Five The Russian Five is the name of two separate but related units of five Russia n ice hockey players . CSKA Moscow and Soviet National Team . The first , also known as the Green Unit was a unit of players for both the CSKA Moscow and the Soviet national hockey teams during the 1980s . It consisted of Vyacheslav Fetisov and Alexei Kasatonov on defense , Sergei Makarov , Igor Larionov and Vladimir Krutov ( also known as the KLM Line ) on offense . The five dominated national and international hockey for nearly a decade before being split up when heading to the NHL in the early 1990s . Detroit Red Wings . The second unit , also known as the Red Army , was a lineup for the Detroit Red Wings during the 1990s . The Russian Five — all hockey legends in their own right in their native Russia — emulated the style of the Soviet Red Army teams that dominated world and Olympic competition during the 1970s , ' 80s and early ' 90s with a combination of speed and puck control . Also interestingly to note , the jersey colours of the Red Wings and the Soviet teams are red and white . Red Wings coach Scotty Bowman put together the unit after finding out that many Soviet teams frequently put their forwards and defensemen together on five - man units . The five skater group comprised Larionov and Fetisov in their respective positions , but also included Sergei Fedorov at ( RW ) , Vyacheslav Kozlov at ( LW ) and Vladimir Konstantinov on defense . The Russian Five often noted for their skill and ability on the ice together . Fedorov won the Hart and Selke Trophies in 1994 , and the Selke again in 1996 , while Konstantinov was runner - up for the Norris Trophy in 1997 . The unit playing an instrumental role during the Red Wings ' success of that decade . During the 1997 playoffs , the Red Wings went 16 – 0 when any of the Russians scored a point and 0 – 4 when they did not , helping the team to win the 1997 Stanley Cup . The Russian Five would lose one of their members just days after the 1997 Stanley Cup championship , when Konstantinov became involved in a limousine accident , which ended his career and the career of team masseur Sergei Mnatsakanov . Fetisov was also injured in the same accident but he recovered and returned in the subsequent 1997 – 1998 season . The team wore a special patch on their jerseys , which read " Believe , " in both English and Russian . This motto helped inspire the team through the 1998 playoffs , resulting in the second of the Wings ' back - to - back Stanley Cup s . After the Red Wings acquired Russian defenceman Dmitri Mironov at the 1998 NHL Trade Deadline , a less - successful " Russian Five II " was briefly formed by Fedorov , Larionov , Kozlov , Fetisov and Mironov . Several of these Russians played key roles in Detroit ' s 2002 Stanley Cup championship . As of the 2009 – 10 season , only Sergei Fedorov and Vyacheslav Kozlov are still active , playing for the Metallurg Magnitogorsk and Atlanta Thrashers respectively . Slava Fetisov is currently the Minister of Sport for Russia .
Poul Popiel Poul Peter Popiel ( b . February 28 1943 in Sollested , Denmark ) is a former Danish professional defenceman who also held the Canadian nationality . He also briefly served as head coach for the Muskegon Mohawks in 1981 - 82 . Born in Sollested in Denmark , Popiel emigrated to Canada at a young age with his parents . There , he played his junior hockey with the St . Catharines TeePees and St . Catharines Black Hawks - as per the system that existed at the time , by playing for that team , Popiel ' s rights belonged to the Chicago Blackhawks . In 1963 , Popiel turned pro by joining the Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League . He played several seasons in the minors in the Hawks system , without success at cracking the Hawks ' roster . He won the Ken McKenzie Trophy in 1964 , awarded to the best Central Hockey League rookie of the year . His rights were transfered to the Boston Bruins in 1965 . There , he could finally make his National Hockey League debuts in 1965 - 66 . Those were rather modest debuts : one assist in three games . Popiel had to wait a couple more seasons before returning to the NHL , as his rights were ceded to the Los Angeles Kings . There again , he failed to play more than four games , including three playoffs games . He scored once in the playoffs . In 1968 - 69 , he finally played a full NHL season , this time with the Detroit Red Wings . He scored twice and added thirteen assists in his rookie season . He would play half of another season with Detroit ( the other half with the Cleveland Barons of the AHL ) before joining the Vancouver Canucks for two seasons . His first season in Vancouver turned to be his best in the NHL , as he registered 10 goal s and 22 assist s in 78 games . In 1972 , Popiel jumped to the upstart World Hockey Association , joining the Houston Aeros . There , he had finally found his niche and blossomed , playing five solid seasons in Texas and making twice the second all - stars team of the league ; on top of it , he won two times the AVCO Cup with the Aeros . He would then make a one year stint with EV Innsbruck of the Österreicher Eishockey Liga and one with the Edmonton Oilers , where he once again had a hard time staying in the big league , being soon downgraded to the CHL . Popiel took a year off in 1979 - 80 before returning as a player - coach for the Muskegon Mohawks of the International Hockey League . He began the season as assistant to the current head coach , Gerry Moore and replaced him 27 games into the season as the Mohawks finished dead last in the league with 64 points in 82 games . He did not return the following season , as Doug McKay was hired as head coach .
Gaston Therrien Gaston Therrien ( born May 27 , 1960 in Montreal , Quebec ) is a retired Canadian professional defenceman who played 22 games in the National Hockey League for the Quebec Nordiques , scoring 8 assists . He played Tier II Junior " A " for the Cap de la Madeleine Barons and major junior for the Quebec Remparts . Selected 129th overall by the Quebec Nordiques in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft , he saw only limited action with the Nords over the next three seasons . In 1983 Therrien moved to France where the larger ice surface better suited his game . He played with various teams there until his retirement in 1993 . He was a coach in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League with the Rimouski Océanic in 1995 - 96 & 1996 - 97 and the Montreal Rocket in 2000 - 01 & 2001 - 02 .
Zarley Zalapski Zarley Bennett Zalapski ( b . April 22 , 1968 in Edmonton , Alberta ) is an ice hockey defenceman . Playing career . Zalapski ' s career started with the Fort Saskatchewan Traders of the AJHL . In his first season with the Traders , Zalapski tallied 70 points in 67 games , including 17 goals . Zalapski spent the next two years playing with the Canadian National Team . He was a member of the Canadian Olympic Hockey team in the 1988 Olympics held in Calgary , Alberta , Canada . Canada would end up missing the medal podium and finished in 4th place . Although Canada lost their first game in the medal round , Zalapski played a key role in the team ' s victories over West Germany and Czechoslovakia . He is most well known for his 11 year career in the NHL playing for the Pittsburgh Penguins , Hartford Whalers , Calgary Flames , Montreal Canadiens , and Philadelphia Flyers . He has since played for teams in hockey leagues in Germany , Italy , and most recently Switzerland . Zalapski was picked 4th in the 1st round by the Penguins in the 1986 entry draft . He has tallied 99 goals , and 285 assists , for a total of 384 points in his 637 games in the NHL . He also registered 684 penalty minutes . In 2006 he became a Swiss citizen through marriage . Titles . NHL All - Rookie Team ( 1989 ) Played in NHL All - Star Game ( 1993 ) NHL ( PIT , HFD , CGY , MTL ) : 637 / 99 / 285 / 680
Daniel Berthiaume Playing career . Known as " The Bandit " during his hockey career , Berthiaume was a standout goaltender in junior hockey , playing for the Drummondville Voltigeurs and Chicoutimi Saguenéens of the QMJHL . He was drafted 60th overall by the Winnipeg Jets in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft and posted an impressive 18 - 7 - 3 record in 31 games during his rookie NHL season of 1986 - 87 . He later played for the NHL ' s Minnesota North Stars , Los Angeles Kings , Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators . In all , Berthiaume played in a total of 215 regular season NHL games during his career , posting a record of 81 - 91 - 21 with a goals against average of 3 . 67 . He also appeared in 14 NHL playoff games , all with Winnipeg . After making his final NHL appearance with the Ottawa Senators during the 1993 - 94 season , he spent most of the remainder of his career in the ECHL with the Roanoke Express , where he spent seven seasons in three stints and often split duties with Dave Gagnon . He also played for the ECHL ' s Wheeling Thunderbirds , the Detroit Vipers of the International Hockey League , and the Central Texas Stampede of the WPHL . He played his last season with the Port Huron Beacons of the United Hockey League before retiring in 2005 .
Curt Keilback < br > < br > Keilback did his first hockey play - by - play at age 11 . As part of a Minor Hockey Week in Canada promotion , his father Jim Keilback allowed him to call a period of a Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League game . He knew then he wanted to make it a career . His first job was sports director of CJGX Radio in Yorkton SK . He later honed his play - by - play skills with CKCK Radio and TV in Regina . In 1979 , Keilback moved to CJOB in Winnipeg to host and do colour on Winnipeg Jets broadcasts . He moved to play - by - play in the 1982 - 83 season and covered the Jets on CKY Radio and TV , CJOB again and CKND - TV and earned the title of the “ Voice of the Jets . ” When the team moved to Phoenix , Keilback went with them and broadcast Coyotes games from 1996 until 2007 . Over his 27 years of broadcasting NHL hockey , he has called more than 2400 games .
Raitis Ivanāns Raitis Ivanāns ( born January 3 , 1979 ) is a Latvia n professional ice hockey forward currently playing for the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Ivanāns is known as an enforcer in the NHL . Playing career . In 1997 , Ivanāns came over to North America and played for the Flint Generals . In 2005 , he made his NHL debut with the Montreal Canadiens , accumulating 9 penalty minutes in 4 games . He got into a fight in his first game , against the Ottawa Senators , with Zdeno Chára , and sustained a broken orbital bone due to a late punch after he was down . On July 13 , 2006 , he signed a one - year deal with the Los Angeles Kings . Ivanāns scored his first NHL goal against Marty Turco the Dallas Stars on October 12 , 2006 . On March 18 , 2007 , he re - signed one - year deal with the Los Angeles Kings a one - way contract . On January 29 , 2008 , Ivanāns signed a two - year contract extension with the Kings .
2006 - 07 PWHL Season This is the 2006 - 07 Provincial Women ' s Hockey League season standings . Season . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P Playoffs . Qualifier Round Robin Semi - final Bronze Final Consolation . Round Robin Semi - final Consolation Final Provincials . Round Robin Elimination Round Quarter - final Semi - final Bronze Final
Moncton Bruins The Moncton Bruins were a junior team in Moncton , New Brunswick . They played in various seasons in the 1940 ' s and 1950 ' s and won the Maritimes junior championship in 1944 - 45 . Bruin who went on to play in the NHL . Dick Gamble
Derya Kelter Derya Kelter competes for the Wisconsin Badgers women ' s ice hockey program . She also competes in soccer at the University of Wisconsin with her twin sister Alev Kelter . Playing career . The sisters started playing soccer together when they were 3 . Since then , they have since been teammates on soccer and hockey teams at the high school and club levels . In 2006 , the Anchorage School District introduced flag football , and the sisters participated in that sport too . NCAA . During the 2009 - 10 season , Kelter missed the first 14 games while competing with the Badgers soccer team . She appeared in 20 games but did not score a point . For the season , she had a plus - one rating . Of note , at Wisconsin , soccer and hockey overlap . Soccer starts in August and depending on the postseason , the season could end in November . The women ' s hockey team starts its season in late September . While recruiting them , head coach Mark Johnson , wanted both Kelters to play for him , even though soccer would make them unavailable for part of the season .