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Ian White
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as a big defenceman its probably shot accuracy and speed as his weaknesses
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As of 2011, there are four Swiss players in the NHL:
- Martin Gerber (goalie for the Edmonton Oilers)
- Jonas Hiller (goalie for the Anaheim Ducks)
- Mark Streit (defenceman for the New York Islanders)
- Yannick Weber (defenceman for the Montreal Canadiens)
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Andre Benoit is the leader I think with 299 points
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Vancouver Canucks defenceman Willie Mitchell. He also has the best nickname in the NHL. Bill Pickle.
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Swedish NHL defenceman Tobias Enström is 33 years old (birthdate: November 5, 1984).
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Jake Sheridan is an amateur soccer player, currently playing in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, where he plays as a defenceman and midfielder.
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Paul Coffey wore jersey 7 for the Oilers.
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Bobby Orr still has the record for most points by a defenceman in a NHL season
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Bryan McCabe.
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Former NHL defenceman John Van Boxmeer is 58 years old (birthdate: November 20, 1952).
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Kathryn Tappen is married to defenceman Jay Leach, currently playing for the San Jose Sharks.
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NHL defenceman Carol Vadnais was 68 years old when he died on August 31, 2014 (birthdate: September 25, 1945).
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Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins defenceman in his famous position after scoring the overtime winner in game 4 on the 1970 Stanley Finals.
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The defenceman prevents the other team from scoring goals. They can go in the goalie box with the goalie. They basicly are the people who are second goalies, except they can not hanle the puck with their hands.
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She is the fourth cousin of Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman and captain Dion Phaneuf.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynthia_Phaneuf
not much of a relation but it does exist
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According to Wikipedia, she is the fourth cousin of Toronto_Maple_Leafsstar defenseman and captain Dion_Phaneuf.
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Depends on your ability and position. Defenceman usually have longer sticks, and forwards relatively shorter. A good rule of thumb is at your nose, this will put it just under your chin with skates on
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Player Positions on a field hockey pitch consist of a variant on the following only 11 players on the pitch at any one time but depending on the formation the following can be used:
Goalkeeper
Defenders:
Left Back
Right Back
Centre Back
Sweeper
Defensive Midfield:
Left Half Back
Right Half Back
Centre Half Back
Midfield:
Left Wing
Right Wing
Centre Midfield
Top Diamond
Bottom Diamond
Inside Left
Inside Right
Strikers:
Left Striker
Right Striker
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With the 230th overall pick in the 1998 NHL entry draft, the Nashville Predators selected Karlis Skrastins. They drafted the Latvian defenceman from TPS Turku in Finland.
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Lefty Wilson, Goalie 1953-54
Johnny Wilson, LW 1949-59
Richard Wilson, Defenceman 1976-77
Larry Wilson, Center 1949-53
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Bobby Orr, though he did not have a lengthy career, is unquestionably without
peer as defencemen go. He was the most powerful skating defenceman in the history of the game and could do incredible things with the puck. A critical part of his scoring skill was his ability to shoot the puck from the point hard and low, resulting in many deflections. Rarely did his shots traject more than waist high, so they were more frequently shots on goal. That's one key reason why he was an Art Ross Trophy winner. There hasn't been a defenceman before or since Orr who possessed the skill levels he did.
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for ice hockey most people say Wayne Gretzky is
however for field hockey jamie dwyer is :)
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Clay Matthew wears number 52 for the Green Bay Packers. He plays Linebacker and is an elite defenceman. He comes from a long line of football players which gives him the nickname The Bloodline.
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The lower the number, the more flexible the stick is. The higher the number, the stiffer the stick is. Defenceman usually prefer stiffer sticks (high numbers) because they usually take hard slapshots from the ble line, while forwards have more flex (lower number). It's all about personal preference.
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Tavares, Stamkos and Kane were not released by their teams to play, they have contractual obligations to their NHL clubs first and foremost.
Pietrangelo did play in the tournament with permission from the St. Louis Blues and was named the top defenceman.
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RW--Guy Lafleur (Montreal) LW-- Steve Shutt (Montreal) D--Larry Robinson (Montreal) G--Ken Dryden (Montreal) D--Borje Salming (Toronto) C--Marcel Dionne (Los Angeles) (Montreal's Guy Lapointe also made the 2nd Team All-Star as a defenceman)
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Chara's stick is 65 inches long.
"Zdeno Chara, the Boston defenceman, has an exemption allowing him to use a 65-inch stick. He's 6-foot-9 so you can see he might have to hunch over a bit using a stick that's a league-maximum 5-foot-3 from heel to handle-end."
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Don Cherry played as a defenceman in the minor leagues from 1954-1969. In 1955, he played in his only NHL game, a playoff game for the Boston Bruins. He had some success as an NHL coach in the 1970s with the Boston Bruins and Colorado Rockies.
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NHL defenceman Douglas N. Harvey was born on December 19, 1924 and died on December 26, 1989. Doug Harvey would have been 65 years old at the time of his death.
Former MLB umpire Harold Douglas "Doug" Harvey was 77 years old when he died on January 13, 2018 (born March 13, 1930).
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Note: there have only been 5 defensemen who scored 100 points in a single NHL season:
Bobby Orr (6 times)
Paul Coffey (5 times) Al MacInnis Brian Leetch
Denis Potvin
Another note: neither Phil Housley, Raymond Borque, nor Larry Murphy reached 100 points in a season, despite all being in the top 40 all time in NHL scoring.
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if you put a sabre jersey on orr, and a bruins jersey on perreault...it would be hard to tell the difference..its really hard to compare offence and defence..both players were extremely elite...they are in the upper superstar status of all nhl players///all sorts of fine lines you can draw as to say who was better, and i use that term losely..
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Bobby orr- 9 hat tricks.... The crazy part: he only played 9 years.......
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Yes, he was. He was an Alternate for the -'73-'74 and '74-'75 seasons.
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The best hockey player ever would be Wayne Gretzky (I agree! My friend hates his little brother because he was born the day Wayne retired!) hands down. He dominated the league, and nearly every stat in it for years. He's set insane amounts of records, that still stand and no one is coming close to them at the moment.
http://www.nhl.com/ice/careerstats.htm#?navid=nav-sts-career
Those are the career totals for NHL and its present and previous players.
To give light to the situation, he is nearly 1000 points ahead of everyone. Points are awarded by scoring goals and making assists. An outstanding player can get 100 points a season, while he scored way more than that.
Other notables would be: Bobby Orr (the best defenceman of all time) Gordie Howe, Mark Messier, Steve Yzerman, Mario Lemieux, Maurice Richard
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This is a tough question as it is filled with opinion and questions. The IIHF had a ceremony 2008 where they presented the all century team chosen by an expert panel.
The players were:
Vladislav Tretjak, Russia
Vjatjeslav Fetisov, Russia
Börje Salming, Sweden
Valerij Charmalov, Russia
Sergej Makarov, Russia
Wayne Gretzky, Canada
Many would disagree however as Salming, Makarov and Fetisov all played in the NHL (the pinnacle of pro hockey) and only one of which made any top 100 NHL player lists. That player is salming coming in at an impressive #74 behind Mario Lemieux, Bobby Orr (the greatest defenceman of all time, Gordie Howe (Mr. Hockey), Maurice Richard and many others. Gretzky however is UNDOUBTEDLY the greatest player of all time. If you still are unsure, check around some other web sites and I'm sure you will form a more well rounded opinion.
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Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Gordie Howe, Maurice Richard, Phil Esposito, Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, John Bucyck, Mark Messier, Dino Cicorelli, Mats Sundin, Bobby Clarke, Bobby Hull, Brett Hull, Jamir Jagr, Ron Francis, Mike Richter, Darryl Sittler, Dale Hawerchuk, Joe Sakic, Niklas Lidstrom, Raymod Borque, Petr Forsberg, Eric Lindros, Paul Kariya, Marcel Dionne, Steve Yzerman, Bryan Trottier
Here's a good site for you to check out too
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NHL_statistical_leaders
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The fastest on record skater was Scott neidemyer at the 1998 skills contest. He clocked in at 45k/h however the average hockey player does not skate this fast during a game. Average speed can reach 30k/h.
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Typically, there are five (5) main positions: two guards, two forwards, and a center. By rule, there is nothing that any one of these positions can do that the others cannot. But they all have traditional "roles" which they usually adhere to. They are listed below.
However, note that many basketball coaches tend to simplify their offense by starting five players who are either wings or posts. Posts play around the basket, and usually get the ball when they're already in a position to score. Wings are ball-handlers with a better outside shooting ability, usually, or at least have the skill to take their defender off the dribble and get to the basket for a closer shot.
Point Guard
- Generally the shortest and fastest players in the team. They are often the best at dribbling and therefore they are often called upon to bring the ball up the court on offense while the rest of the players get into their positions. They are often the leader on the floor, calling out plays, and controlling the tempo of the game. They have the ball in their hands the most out of any position.
- Point Guards are usually the shortest players. They have excellent dribbling and usually play point and on the wings. Should be a good passer and a very good dribbler. Able to use both hands evenly. Cannot be selfish. Sets up the offense.
- They aren't always the smallest- Note, Michael Jordan was a guard and he was 6 feet 6 inches tall and he played the point guard position sometimes
- Point guards are usually the ones that handle the ball. They bring it up and down the court and call the plays. They are essentially the quarterback of basketball.
- There are two distinctly different point guards: those who are score-first, pass-second and those who are pass-first and score-second. Allen Iverson is the score-first point guard, while Steve Nash is the pass-first point guard.
- Examples of a point guard: Allen Iverson, Steve Nash, Chris Paul, Mike Bibby
Shooting Guard
- Usually taller than the point guard. Often these players are the best shooters from longer distances. They are also expected to be very fast and need to be able to dribble well.
- The back-up ball handler, usually better shooters (hence the name).
- The job of the shooting guard is to get open and find a shot or find another open player to keep the ball moving.
- Usually one of three types of shooting guards: The cutter and slasher, who gets dunks and layups for most of the points; The scorer, who can score in so many ways, often takes tough and contested shots; and the shooter, who love to hit jump shots. Examples of each: Kobe is a scorer, Ronnie Brewer is a slasher, and J.J. Redick is the shooter.
- Example of a shooting guard: Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Tracy McGrady, J.J. Redick
Small Forward
- Vary in mold. Taller than shooting guards but not as big as power forwards, these players are often very versatile, and can either shoot well from long range or get near the basket and get rebounds, etc.
- Forwards are some of smallest players on the team. Usually plays around the wing or corner and usually drives along the baseline. Should be a solid rebounder. A good runner. A hard driver and a good passer.
- Very much like shooting guard, usually starts lower on court.
- Example of a small forward: LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Larry Bird
Power Forward
- The next biggest player. They traditionally do not stray out and shoot long shots but play near the painted area and by the basket, trying for short-range shots and layups. Good power forwards are also very good at rebounding. Recently in the NBA many power forwards have emerged and can shoot three pointers very well.
- Forwards fight under the net to get open for an easy lay up. They are post players and are usually taller than the guards.
- Usually larger players (hence the name); starts low with small forward.
- Example of a power forward: Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett
Center (Centre)
- Usually the tallest and slowest players on the team. Their primary jobs are to get rebounds and score points when close the basket. They are rarely expected to dribble the ball much nor shoot from more than 15 feet away. Some centers are very dominant at scoring from in close while many others only score a handful of points per game. The best players at blocking shots on defense are often centers.
- The center stays around the paint, which is the colored part of the floor around the basket. Should be a solid rebounder and a good inside shooter.
- The center has to be able to move around and help move the ball and occasionally shoot. For the most part they are very helpful on defense.
- The center is the biggest or strongest player, and is usually interchangeable with power forward.
- Example of a center: Shaquille O'Neal.
- Player positions can also be referred to by numbers: the point guard(pg) is the 1, the shooting guard(sg) is the 2 guard, the small forward(sf) is the 3, the power forward(pf)is the 4 and the center(c) is the 5.
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