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Dave Andreychuk David John " Dave " Andreychuk ( Born 29 September , 1963 , in Hamilton , Ontario ) is a former professional hockey left winger who played in the NHL with the Buffalo Sabres , Toronto Maple Leafs , New Jersey Devils , Boston Bruins , Colorado Avalanche and Tampa Bay Lightning . NHL career . Dave Andreychuk was drafted by the Buffalo Sabres from the Ontario Hockey League ' s Oshawa Generals in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft and played his first NHL season in 1982 - 83 . He went on to play 11 seasons in Buffalo before being traded on February 2 , 1993 , with Daren Puppa , and a 1993 first - round pick ( Kenny Jonsson ) go to the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for Grant Fuhr and a conditional 1995 fifth - round draft pick . He played for the Leafs until the 1995 - 96 when he was traded to the New Jersey Devils , where he stayed until 1999 . After New Jersey , he had short stints with the Boston Bruins ( 1999 - 00 ) , Colorado Avalanche ( 2000 ) , and Buffalo Sabres ( 2000 - 01 ) , before settling with the Tampa Bay Lightning ( 2001 - 02 to 2005 - 06 ) . His best seasons offensively were in 1992 - 93 and 1993 - 94 when , with Toronto , he posted 99 points in each season . The 1993 and 1994 playoffs also saw Andreychuk and the Maple Leafs advance to the Conference Finals , where they lost to the Los Angeles Kings and the Vancouver Canucks , respectively . In the 2001 - 02 NHL season , Andreychuk made a shocking move which would pay dividends in the long run . Rather than sign with a Stanley Cup contender , he signed with the lowly Tampa Bay Lightning , which he was able to bring some much needed veteran leadership . The Lightning again missed the playoffs , and Andreychuk refused trades to contenders , stating his work with the team was not finished . In 2002 - 03 , Lightning head coach John Tortorella appointed Andreychuk the captain , ( succeeding Vincent Lecavalier , who was stripped of the captaincy after the 2000 - 01 season ) , and he continued the leadership role with the team which eventually would lead to a big reward for the young franchise . Andreychuk went 22 years without being on a Stanley Cup championship team , tying the NHL record with Ray Bourque for the longest career before doing so . In the 2003 - 04 NHL season , Andreychuk and the Lightning defeated the Calgary Flames in seven games to win the Cup at last , in front of their home crowd . On January 10 , 2006 , Andreychuk was waived by the Lightning , bringing an end to his career . On October 1 , 2006 , Dave Andreychuk rejoined the Tampa Bay Lightning as a Community Representative . He is one of the highest scoring left wingers in NHL history . The city of Hamilton has renamed the Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena in his honour . International Play . Played for Canada in : International statistics
Mediacom Ice Park Mediacom Ice Park is a multi - purpose arena located in downtown Springfield , Missouri . The arena is owned and operated by the Springfield - Greene County Park Board and serves as a location for community recreation and the home for the Missouri State University Ice Bears team , Missouri Voodoo arena football team , and various youth sports programs . The arena opened in 2001 and was previously known as the Jordan Valley Ice Park ; its current name is due to a $ 200 , 000 a year , 10 - year naming rights agreement with Mediacom , a cable television and communications provider in the United States .
Austin Ice Bats The Austin Ice Bats were a professional minor - league ice hockey team based in Austin , Texas , United States . They played in Austin from 1996 to 2008 . Affiliated with the Central Hockey League , the team was named in honor of the Mexican Free - tailed Bats which nest under the Ann W . Richards Congress Avenue Bridge in the city . Their affiliates were the NHL ' s Minnesota Wild , the AHL ' s Houston Aeros , and the ECHL ' s Texas Wildcatters . The team ' s last head coach was former NHL player Brent Hughes . History . The team was established in 1996 and played home games in Luedecke Arena at the Travis County Exposition Center , a multi - purpose building which was furnished with skating ice and dubbed the " Bat Cave " for the games . The team was original affiliated with the Western Professional Hockey League . The Ice Bats joined several other WPHL teams in a merger with the CHL in 2001 . In May 2008 , the team announced it was leaving Austin due to lack of fan support at Chaparral Ice . Anticipated competition with the announced AHL Texas Stars has also been cited as a factor . Arena . On February 15 , 2006 , the Ice Bats announced they would vacate the Travis County Exposition Center and relocate to Chaparral Ice , near Austin ' s northeast border with neighboring Pflugerville . The Ice Bats cited scheduling conflicts at the Expo Center as the main reason for the move . Chaparral Ice proved to be an unsuccessful venue .
Terry Harper Terrance " Terry " Harper ( born January 27 , 1940 in Regina , Saskatchewan ) was a Canadian defenceman . Harper played junior hockey with the Regina Pats for three seasons from 1957 to 1960 . He was with the team when they lost the 1957 - 58 Memorial Cup Final to the Ottawa - Hull Canadiens . The Pats were then a Montreal Canadiens farm team . Harper played in the Canadiens minor pro system until late in the 1962 - 63 NHL season when injuries got him into the Canadiens ' NHL lineup . He stuck there for ten years , winning five Stanley Cup s . Harper was a steady , not flashy defenceman , keeping the defensive zone clear . He was traded to the Los Angeles Kings in 1972 and then to the Detroit Red Wings in 1975 as part of the Marcel Dionne trade . After a season each with the St . Louis Blues and the Colorado Rockies Harper retired in 1981 . Harper played in 1066 NHL games , scoring 35 goals and 221 assists . He also played in 112 playoff games , with 4 goals and 13 assists . Awards and achievements . Stanley Cup Champion – 1965 , 1966 , 1968 , 1969 , 1971 ( with Montreal ) Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame - Class of 2016
1954 – 55 Boston Bruins season The 1954 – 55 Boston Bruins season saw the Bruins finish in fourth place in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) with a record of 23 wins , 26 losses , and 21 ties for 67 points . In the playoffs , they lost the semi - finals to the Montreal Canadiens in five games . On March 13 , 1955 , the Bruins became involved in the most controversial event of the season . During a home game against the Canadiens , Bruins defenceman Hal Laycoe engaged in a vicious stick - swinging fight with Montreal ' s star player , Maurice Richard ; when linesman Cliff Thompson attempted to restrain Richard , the latter punched him in the face . The " Rocket " ' s actions earned him a suspension for the rest of the season and the playoffs , leading to an angry demonstration on the streets of Montreal by Canadiens fans during the team ' s next home game against the Detroit Red Wings . Player stats . Forwards . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes " Defencemen . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes " Goaltending . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; SO = Shutouts ; GAA = Goals against average "
New Glasgow Lourdes New Glasgow Lourdes was a junior team . They played in the Pictou County Junior League and won the league in 1932 - 33 , 1933 - 34 , 1934 - 35 , and 1935 - 36 and entered the Maritimes Junior Playoffs in each of those seasons .
Bethune Minet Patton Major Bethune Minet " Peter " Patton ( – c . 1939 ) was an ice hockey player and administrator . He is credited with bringing ice hockey to Britain and helping to spread the sport to Europe . He was a founding member of the International Ice Hockey Federation ( IIHF ) in 1908 and was the inaugural president of the British Ice Hockey Association ( BIHA ) in 1914 . He is a member of both the IIHF Hall of Fame and the British Ice Hockey Hall of Fame . Ice hockey career . Playing . Patton started a form of ice hockey in 1897 at the newly opened Prince ' s Skating Club when he formed the Princes Ice Hockey Club . With the help of some Canadian expatriates , he established a more recognisable form of ice hockey at the club in 1902 . In 1903 he formed and became president of a five team league , the first league in Great Britain or Europe . On 24 January 1904 he played in the first game in Europe when Princes played a local team in Lyon s which Princes won 2 – 0 . Princes , with Patton as their captain , played in the first European tournament in October 1908 which was held in Berlin . In 1910 , Patton led the Princes team to the gold medal as they represented Great Britain at the inaugural European championships . Both before and after the First World War , Patton led the Princes team in many European tournaments , this included a silver medal finish at the 1913 championships held in St . Moritz , Switzerland . Patton was again a member of the Great Britain team at the 1924 Winter Olympics . However , he was the substitute Goaltender at the tournament and did not see any ice time . Patton made his final appearance for the national team on 4 April 1930 when he was 54 - years - old . He finally retired while playing for the London Lions on 13 October 1931 . Administration . Helping to form the IIHF in 1908 , Patton served as the vice - president on three separate occasions between 1910 and 1924 and he was briefly the president of the IIHF in 1914 . Also in 1914 , Patton was the inaugural president of the BIHA , a position he held until 1934 when he was succeeded by Philip Vassar Hunter CBE . Legacy . After retiring from playing , Patton was elected as vice - president to first Streatham and then Wembley Lions in 1934 . He was president of the short - lived team , Public Schools Ice Hockey Club . He presented two trophies in his name — the Patton Cup — one which has been played for since 1927 in the Ice Hockey Varsity Match between the Cambridge and Oxford University Ice Hockey Club s and the other which was awarded to the winners of the first British Championship from 1930 following the formation of the English League . In October 1936 he wrote the book " Ice Hockey " which chronicled the early years of the sport in Great Britain . Patton was inducted to the British Ice Hockey Hall of Fame in 1950 and the IIHF Hall of Fame in 2002 .
Cahill Stadium The Cahill Stadium was an arena in Summerside , Prince Edward Island . It was home to the Summerside Western Capitals ice hockey team , who won a Royal Bank Cup in the building in 1997 . In March 2007 the building was closed to make way for the new Consolidated Credit Union Place a multi million dollar facility consisting of a much larger ice venue with close to 4000 stadium seats . Though the building stands no longer , its memories are still left in the minds of all residents of Summerside . The Summerside Western Capitals hosted the Royal Bank Cup in Cahill Stadium in 1997 , only winning 1 game in the round robin but coming back with an overtime win and then beating the South Surrey Eagles 4 - 3 in front of almost 4 , 000 people . ( The capacity was really only 1200 ) During the last game , 1 , 322 fans watched the Summerside Western Capitals defeat the Charlottetown Abbies 7 - 3 .
Martin Hyun Martin Hyun ( born May 4 , 1979 , in Krefeld , Germany ) is an author and former ice hockey player in Germany ' s Deutsche Eishockey Liga . Hockey career . The son of Korean immigrants in Germany , he began playing ice hockey at the age of 5 , progressing his way through local youth leagues and into the Krefeld Pinguine ' s youth development system . He became a regular player for the German Junior National Team . In 1997 he was called up by Coach Miroslav Berek and Manager Rüdiger Noack to begin the season with the Elite league team at the age of 17 , where he scored two goals in five preseason games playing alongside former NHLer Peter Ihnacak . Hyun played most of the season with the second - league playing development team . In 1998 Hyun decided to go to the United States to further his education and pursue his hockey career at the same time . He first studied at Benilde - St . Margaret ' s High School , a Catholic school in St . Louis Park , Minnesota , later transferring to Northwood Prep School in Lake Placid , New York . Soon after arriving in the United States , Hyun became a fan of National Hockey League player Paul Kariya who is of partial Japanese ancestry . After failing to be picked in the NHL Draft during the World U - 17 Championships in Moncton , Canada in 1997 , Hyun put aside his pursuit of a professional NHL hockey career , and enrolled in Colchester , Vermont ' s Saint Michael ' s College , where he played NCAA Division II hockey . In 2002 Hyun won the ECAC Division II Northeast Championship with the Purple Knights . Upon graduation in 2003 , he entered a masters ' program at the University of Kent ' s Brussels campus ; while a student , he also played for a Belgian Hockey League team in Leuven . He returned to Germany in 2004 to sign with the Krefeld Pinguine . With his signing Hyun became the first Asian to ever make it to the highest professional league in Germany . He made his league debut on September 17 , 2004 against the Cologne Sharks . Hyun chose to wear Number 71 to honour the accomplishments of Korean guestworkers in Germany . In April 2005 Hyun was invited by German President Horst Köhler to attend the state banquet in honour of the state visit of South Korean President Roh Moo - hyun . Hyun is only the third player of Korean heritage to play in the highest league , the earlier two being Jim Paek and Richard Park of the USA . He retired after only one season to go into politics . References . http : / / www . amazon . de / Lautlos - Sprachlos - Grenzg % C3 % A4nger - zwischen - Deutschland / dp / 393691284X http : / / www . interculturaldialogue2008 . eu / 418 . 0 . html ? & L = 0 http : / / www . iihf . com / home - of - hockey / news / news - singleview / article / hockey - is - diversity . html ? tx _ ttnews % 5BbackPid % 5D = 1 & cHash = 5002e87665
1970 – 71 AHL season The 1970 – 71 AHL season was the 35th season of the American Hockey League . Eight teams played 72 games each in the schedule . The Baltimore Clippers finished first overall in the regular season . The Springfield Kings won their first Calder Cup championship , since being renamed from the Indians . Final standings . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; GF = Goals for ; GA = Goals against ; Pts = Points ; The Springfield Kings defeated the Quebec Aces by a score of 4 - 3 in overtime in a one game playoff to determine the last playoff spot in the East Division . Scoring leaders . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes "
Cincinnati Mohawks The Cincinnati Mohawks were a professional ice hockey team in Cincinnati , Ohio . They were a member of the American Hockey League between 1949 and 1952 . They were originally founded as the Washington Lions , then were relocated from Washington , D . C . They played their home games in the Cincinnati Gardens . After leaving the AHL , the Mohawks team transferred to the International Hockey League until folding on 1958 . The Mohawks won an IHL record five consecutive Turner Cup Championships starting with the 1952 – 1953 season and ending with the 1956 – 1957 season . The market was subsequently home to :
Last Mountain Hockey League Last Mountain Hockey League was a Senior Hockey League that play from 1954 / 1955 to 1977 / 1978 . The only year i found was the frist year and the teams are Govan ( SK ) , Nokomins ( SK ) , Raymore ( SK ) , and Semans ( SK ) . Found this league at this website www . ourroots . ca / f / toc . aspx ? id = 3618 book - Hockey heritage : 88 Years of puck chasing in Saskatchewan
1922 SPA Junior Tournament This is the 1922 Junior Sportsmen ' s Patriotic Association Tournament in Toronto : This was a pre - season tournament involving many of the top junior teams in Ontario . First Round . " Sudden death " Quarter Finals . " Sudden death " byes - Kitchener , Toronto Argonauts Semi Finals . " Sudden death " Final . " Sudden death "
Fred Hunt Fred Hunt was born on January 17 , 1917 , in Brantford , Ontario . He was a Canadian right wing who played for the New York Americans and the New York Rangers of the National Hockey League . He played junior hockey for the Brantford Lions and the St Michaels College teams . From 1937 - 40 Hunt played in the Eastern Hockey League . In 1940 - 41 he was called up to the New York Americans for 15 games . The Americans folded in 1942 and his rights went to the New York Rangers . After playing for the Buffalo Bisons as they won consecutive Calder Cup s in 1943 & 1944 , Hunt played in 44 game for the Rangers in 1944 - 45 . After that year he returned to the Bisons , winning another Calder Cup in 1946 . He retired in 1949 . He became an assistant coach of the Bisons in 1952 and the General manager in 1953 . He was also the coach of the Bisons in 1958 - 59 , 1966 – 67 , and 1967 - 68 . Hunt won two more Calder Cups in 1962 - 63 and 1969 - 70 to go along with his three as a player . After the Bisons folded in 1970 because of the Buffalo Sabres , Hunt became assistant general manager of that team and later general manager of their AHL farm team , the Cincinnati Swords . In 1973 , he won his sixth Calder Cup with the Swords . The Fred T . Hunt Memorial Award of the American Hockey League is named after him .
John Mariucci John Mariucci ( May 8 , 1916 - March 23 , 1987 ) was an American player , administrator and coach . Mariucci was born in Eveleth , Minnesota . He attended the University of Minnesota where he played both for the hockey and football teams . He was named an All - American in hockey in 1940 . Playing career . Mariucci played for the Chicago Black Hawks for five seasons . He followed that up with playing in both the American Hockey League and the United States Hockey League . After his professional playing career ended , Mariucci became the head coach of the Minnesota Golden Gophers . He was noted for not attempting to sign Canadian players for his hockey teams , but instead relying on home - grown talent from Minnesota . This helped to grow youth and high school hockey programs in the state of Minnesota . He was coach at the university from the 1952 – 53 season until the 1965 – 66 season , except for the 1955 – 56 season in which he was the head coach of the US Olympic team that won a silver medal . He returned to the international scene twenty years later as the head coach of the United States team at the 1976 and 1977 Ice Hockey World Championships . In 1967 , he was named the assistant to general manager for the Minnesota North Stars . He held that position until his death in 1987 . He won the Lester Patrick Trophy in 1977 . The University of Minnesota honored him by first renaming the hockey arena in Williams Arena after him and later when a new hockey arena was opened in 1993 , the school transferred his name to that one as well , Mariucci Arena . Mariucci is a member of both the United States Hockey Hall of Fame and NHL ' s Hockey Hall of Fame .
1935 - 36 Alberta Intermediate Playoffs These are the playoffs to determine the 1935 - 36 Alberta Intermediate Champion : South . " 2 games total goals " North . " 2 games total goals " " Earlier rounds unavailable . " Provincial Final . " 2 games total goals " Vegreville advanced to the 1935 - 36 Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs . See Also . List of Alberta Intermediate Playoffs
Visby / Roma HK Visby / Roma HK is a Swedish hockey club located in Visby on Gotland . The club currently plays in group East of Hockeyettan , the third tier of Swedish ice hockey , as of the 2014 – 15 season . The club plays its home games in Visby ishall , which has a capacity of 2000 spectators .
Albert Casas Albert Casas ( b . November 26th 1973 in Puigcerdà , Girona , Spain ) is a retired Spanish player who played for CG Puigcerdà . Casas played for the Spanish National Team in the 1993 World Junior Championship C and in four World Championship s ( 1993 C , 1999 D , 2000 C and 2002 DII ) . He also played as a junior in the European Junior Championship s twice , in 1990 B and 1991 B .
1934 - 35 Newfoundland Senior Season This was the first year that the Herder Memorial Trophy was in competition . = National Playoffs = Conception Bay District . Won by Bay Roberts Rovers . Western District . " Round Robin " Corner Brook Royals beat Buchans and Grand Falls . " Statistics unavailable . " St . John ' s City . " Sudden death " St . John ' s Guards 6 St . Bonaventure ' s 4 National Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " St . John ' s Guards beat Bay Roberts Rovers 10 goals to 8 . National Final . " 2 games total goals " Corner Brook Royals beat St . John ' s Guards 5 goals to 2 . Corner Brook Royals won the Herder Memorial Trophy . See Also . List of Newfoundland Senior Seasons
2010 Germany men ' s national ice hockey team Defenceman Jason Holland was replaced by Sven Butenschön , and forwards Alexander Barta and Philip Gogulla were replaced by Kai Hospelt and Jochen Hecht , respectively . Group play . Germany played in Group C . All times are local ( UTC - 8 ) .
Round robin A round robin is a scheduling system where three or more teams are in a tournament or playoff . Each of the teams involved play each other an equal number of times . Sometimes they play each other twice - home - and - home - or if time is short only once . This is opposed to the single elimination system which is used in the Stanley Cup playoffs , for example , where teams play only one opponent at a time . The round robin system is used in , for example , the Memorial Cup and in the preliminary round of the Olympics . In the Olympics the leading teams play single elimination sudden - death games after the round - robin is finished . Varieties . Some tournaments also use what is called a modified round robin format . Usually in this format teams are paired off in two groups and the teams from one group only play teams in the other group . This format is sometimes used to give teams one additional game . It is usually used for 6 - team ( more so ) or 8 - team ( less frequently ) tournaments where the teams are grouped by their league . This format has been used in the Alberta Junior C Playoffs since at least the 2012 tournament . The Noralta Junior Hockey League has 3 teams in the tournament and the Calgary Junior C Hockey League has 3 teams in the tournament and the teams each play 3 inter - pool games . The first place teams from one bracket plays the second place teams in the other bracket in the semifinals . The semifinal winners meet in the Provincial championship game .