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Believe it or not, there was a time in the illustrious career of John LeClair when the bruising power-forward felt intimidated each time he hopped on the ice. It was in the early 1990s when LeClair was just breaking into the League with the Montreal... Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com
Tony Gallagher in the Vancouver Province tells us some very interesting information regarding the 1993 Marty McSorley stick-measuring incident that changed the momentum for the Habs, who then went on to take series and win the Stanley Cup. Full Article at Sports Blogs
FILE - In this Nov. 14, 1997, file photo, Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jacques Demers works behind the bench during his first game against the New York Islanders in Tampa, Fla. View Photo »
I always tell people that with Montreal, he was a good player, but when he arrived in Philadelphia, he became a great player ... He certainly overcame the intimidation factor -- he became the intimidator. To this day I still feel John became an even greater player when he played with Lindros.
THE CANADIAN PRESS Luc Robitaille has a conspiracy theory about one of the few bad memories he was left with after a Hall of Fame career. Full Article at Sports News Canada
Luc Robitaille has a conspiracy theory about one of the few bad memories he was left with after a Hall of Fame career. Full Article at TSN.ca
Hot: Mike Duffy and Jacques Demers. Stephen Harper and his team are making strategic use of two highly recognizable senators, who were just recently appointed to the Red Chamber. Full Article at Globe and Mail
Besides the obvious -- the goaltending of Patrick Roy -- I consider those two goals by John the greatest goals of my career because they helped me to win a Stanley Cup ... In L.A., two overtime goals in two straight games -- unbelievable.
BRANDON — Jacques Demers was so adamant about his opinion of the Lightning, he promised to declare it on his television show. "This is the most improved team in the East," said the analyst for Canada's RDS network. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
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FILE - In this Nov. 14, 1997, file photo, Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jacques Demers works behind the bench during his first game against the New York Islanders in Tampa, Fla. Demers, the Stanley Cup-winning coach, was appointed Thursday to the Canadian Senate.
View Photo »FILE - In this Nov. 14, 1997, file photo, Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jacques Demers works behind the bench during his first game against the New York Islanders in Tampa, Fla. Demers, the Stanley Cup-winning coach, was appointed Thursday to the Canadian Senate.
View Photo »I always tell people that with Montreal, he was a good player, but when he arrived in Philadelphia, he became a great player ... He certainly overcame the intimidation factor -- he became the intimidator. To this day I still feel John became an even greater player when he played with Lindros.
Besides the obvious -- the goaltending of Patrick Roy -- I consider those two goals by John the greatest goals of my career because they helped me to win a Stanley Cup ... In L.A., two overtime goals in two straight games -- unbelievable.
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