Pierre Turgeon
 Pierre Turgeon (tyłem w czerwonej koszulce) we wznowieniu w meczu legend 2009 (obok Mario Lemieux) | |
| Data i miejsce urodzenia | |
|---|---|
| Obywatelstwo | |
| Wzrost | 185 cm |
| Pozycja | napastnik (center) |
| Uchwyt | lewy |
| Draft | NHL 1987, numer: 1 (1 runda) |
Pierre Turgeon (ur. 28 sierpnia 1969 w Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec) – kanadyjski hokeista.
Jego brat Sylvain (ur. 1965)[1] i syn Dominic (ur. 1996)[2] także zostali hokeistami.
Kariera
Granby Bisons (1985–1987)- Team Canada (1985–1986)
Buffalo Sabres (1987–1991)- New York Islanders (1991–1995)
- Montreal Canadiens (1995–1996)
- St. Louis Blues (1996–2001)
- Dallas Stars (2001–2004)
- Colorado Avalanche (2005–2007)
Po dwóch sezonach w juniorskiej lidze QMJHL, w drafcie NHL z 1987 został wybrany przez Buffalo Sabres z numerem 1. Łącznie w lidze NHL grał w sześciu klubach. Rozegrał 19 sezonów, w tym 1403 mecze (uzyskał 1424 punkty za 550 goli i 874 asysty).
We wrześniu 2007 zakończył karierę[3].
Sukcesy
- Klubowe
- Mistrzostwo dywizji NHL: 2000 z St. Louis Blues, 2003 z Dallas Stars
- Presidents’ Trophy: 2000 z St. Louis Blues
- Indywidualne
- Michel Bergeron Trophy – najlepszy ofensywny pierwszoroczniak QMJHL: 1986
- Mike Bossy Trophy – najlepiej zapowiadający się profesjonalista QMJHL: 1987
- NHL All-Star Game: 1990, 1993, 1994, 1996, 2000
- NHL (1992/1993): Lady Byng Memorial Trophy
Przypisy
- ↑ Sylvain Turgeon – Eliteprospects.com, www.eliteprospects.com [dostęp 2017-11-19].
- ↑ Dominic Turgeon – Eliteprospects.com, www.eliteprospects.com [dostęp 2017-11-19].
- ↑ Pierre Turgeon retires from NHL – Hockey – CBC, www.cbc.ca [dostęp 2017-11-19] (ang.).
Bibliografia
- Pierre Turgeon [w:] eliteprospects.com
- Pierre Turgeon – statystyki na The Internet Hockey Database
- Pierre Turgeon – profil na stronie NHL
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Mario Lemieux and Pierre Turgeon on a faceoff at the Legends Game for the 50th edition of the Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament. Also in this picture Paul Stewart, a former NHL player & referee.
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Mario Lemieux and Pierre Turgeon on a faceoff at the Legends Game for the 50th edition of the Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament. Also in this picture Paul Stewart, a former NHL player & referee.