Legends Of Hockey - Marcel Dionne
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Marcel Dionne
| Position | Centre |
|---|---|
| Shoots | Right |
| Height ft | 5 |
| Height in | 8 |
| Weight lb | 185 |
| Played for | Detroit Red Wings Los Angeles Kings New York Rangers |
| League | NHL |
| Ntl team | Canada |
| Birth date | August 03, 1951 |
| Birth place | Drummondville, QC, CAN |
| Career start | 1971 |
| Career end | 1989 |
| Draft | 2nd overall |
| Draft year | 1971 |
| Draft team | Detroit Red Wings |
| Halloffame | 1992 |
Marcel Elphege "Little Beaver" Dionne (born August 3, 1951) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey centre who played 18 seasons in the National Hockey League for the Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings and New York Rangers. Marcel Dionne was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1992.
Playing career
Dionne was drafted in the first Round (second overall) by the Detroit Red Wings in the 1971 NHL Entry Draft. Before joining the NHL, he played for three years in the Ontario Hockey Association with the St. Catharines Black Hawks. His team was involved in one of the most infamous events in Canadian junior hockey during the 1971 Richardson Cup.The Black Hawks and Quebec Remparts faced off in a Richardson Trophy series that was intense on many levels. Besides the strong rivalry between Anglophone and Francophone hockey teams and Canadian citizens in general, there was unfinished business between Marcel Dionne and the Remparts' coach Maurice Filion. Dionne had been coached by Filion in 1968 as a member of the Drummondville Rangers of the former Quebec Junior Hockey League. When the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League formed in 1969, Dionne departed to play in the OHA, which was seen as a higher-calibre level of competition, to hone his skills. Filion vowed revenge against Dionne's OHA team. This rivalry was further fueled by the desire of Francophone nationalists to have a Canadian champion from a Quebec team in a Quebec-based league.
The series, which featured future NHL stars Guy Lafleur and Dionne, never lived up to the potential on ice brilliance that could have been. Disputes off the ice and erupting violence dramatically shortened the series. The Eastern Canadian championship of 1971 would be the last Eastern Canadian championship to be played before the Memorial Cup tournament began in 1972. With St. Catharines forfeiting the series due to the threats of violence, the Eastern Canadian championship did not end to the fans' satisfaction.
After the series, Lafleur went first overall to the Montreal Canadiens in the 1971 NHL Entry Draft and was part of a Stanley Cup contender. Dionne played his first four seasons with the Red Wings, where he was one of the few stars on an otherwise stagnant team that failed to make the playoffs.
Despite having legendary teammates such as Alex Delvecchio and Mickey Redmond, Dionne's frustrations with losing were evident. His agent, Alan Eagleson pushed for more money and found it in an unlikely place. The owner of the Los Angeles Kings, Jack Kent Cooke, offered Dionne $300,000 per year. A deal was struck with the Red Wings for compensation, and Dionne signed with the Kings and became its franchise player. At the time, it was the richest deal in hockey history.
During his time with the Los Angeles Kings, he played 11 and a half seasons and formed the famed "Triple Crown Line", centreing Charlie Simmer and Dave Taylor. Despite his high scoring production during the regular season he was frustrated with the Kings' lack of playoff success; they made the postseason from 1976–82 but only advanced to the second round three times for a total of 43 playoff games. During the 1986–87 season, Dionne would mentor the rookies of the Kings as Mickey Redmond mentored him during his rookie years in Detroit. He took eventual Calder Trophy winner Luc Robitaille, Jimmy Carson and Steve Duchesne under his wing.
Despite the strong rapport with the rookies, there was also a falling out with Coach Pat Quinn. With the Kings on track to miss the playoffs, he demanded a trade. Dionne had hoped that his threat would get General Manager Rogie Vachon to make some major moves to rejuvenate the stagnating team, and he was surprised and disappointed when Vachon actually traded him to the New York Rangers. He played his remaining two and a half seasons there, where the Rangers lost in the first round of the playoffs and missed the next two. He retired in 1989. One consolation was that he would finally have Guy Lafleur as his teammate to mark the beginning of the 1988–89 NHL season. In January 2004, Dionne was featured on a Canadian postage stamp. As part of the NHL All-Stars Collection, Dionne was immortalized along with five other All-Stars.
Achievements
During his first season for Detroit in 1972, he set an NHL record for scoring by a rookie with 77 points. This record has since been surpassed.His best season was 1979–80 when he had 137 points. That season, he was tied for the league lead in points with Wayne Gretzky. Though Gretzky played in one less game than Dionne, Dionne was awarded the Art Ross Trophy for scoring two more goals than Gretzky. (Interestingly, from 1969 to 2001, Dionne and Bryan Trottier were the only single-time winners of the scoring title, while Phil Esposito, Bobby Orr, Guy Lafleur, Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, and Jaromir Jagr had won it on multiple occasions.) Dionne also won the Lester B. Pearson Award in 1979 and 1980, and the Lady Byng Trophy in 1975 and 1977.
Dionne was the third of six men to reach the 700-goal plateau, and currently ranks fourth among all-time goal scorers, with 731. He is ranked fifth in points, with 1771. He is ninth in career assists with 1,040. He was second in assists, goals, and points when he retired in 1989 (he is 70 goals, 9 assists, and 79 points behind Gordie Howe in all categories).
He was also the last active player in the NHL that participated in the 1972 Summit Series. Despite not playing in the 1972 Summit Series, he did play for Team Canada in the 1976 Canada Cup and the 1981 Canada Cup. For the 1976 Canada Cup, his linesmates were Bobby Hull and Phil Esposito. He was also on a line with Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sittler and they were on the ice when the tournament winning goal was scored. While on the 1981 team, he was on a line with Wayne Gretzky and Guy Lafleur.
Dionne currently resides in Niagara Falls, Canada and owns Marcel Dionne enterprises. He is an occasional member of the Buffalo Sabres Alumni Hockey Team despite never playing, or living there as a player. He is also a Royal Ambassador for the Kings organization.
Career statistics
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ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 4 |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1980–81 | ALIGN="center" | Los Angeles Kings | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 80 | ALIGN="center" | 58 | ALIGN="center" | 77 | ALIGN="center" | 135 | ALIGN="center" | 70 | ALIGN="center" | 4 | ALIGN="center" | 1 | ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 4 | ALIGN="center" | 7 |- ALIGN="center" | ALIGN="center" | 1981–82 | ALIGN="center" | Los Angeles Kings | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 78 | ALIGN="center" | 50 | ALIGN="center" | 67 | ALIGN="center" | 117 | ALIGN="center" | 50 | ALIGN="center" | 10 | ALIGN="center" | 7 | ALIGN="center" | 4 | ALIGN="center" | 11 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1982–83 | ALIGN="center" | Los Angeles Kings | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 80 | ALIGN="center" | 56 | ALIGN="center" | 51 | ALIGN="center" | 107 | ALIGN="center" | 22 | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — |- ALIGN="center" | ALIGN="center" | 1983–84 | ALIGN="center" | Los Angeles Kings | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 66 | ALIGN="center" | 39 | ALIGN="center" | 53 | ALIGN="center" | 92 | ALIGN="center" | 28 | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1984–85 | ALIGN="center" | Los Angeles Kings | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 80 | ALIGN="center" | 46 | ALIGN="center" | 80 | ALIGN="center" | 126 | ALIGN="center" | 46 | ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 1 | ALIGN="center" | 2 | ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 2 |- ALIGN="center" | ALIGN="center" | 1985–86 | ALIGN="center" | Los Angeles Kings | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 80 | ALIGN="center" | 36 | ALIGN="center" | 58 | ALIGN="center" | 94 | ALIGN="center" | 42 | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1986–87 | ALIGN="center" | Los Angeles Kings | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 67 | ALIGN="center" | 24 | ALIGN="center" | 50 | ALIGN="center" | 74 | ALIGN="center" | 54 | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1986–87 | ALIGN="center" | New York Rangers | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 14 | ALIGN="center" | 4 | ALIGN="center" | 6 | ALIGN="center" | 10 | ALIGN="center" | 6 | ALIGN="center" | 6 | ALIGN="center" | 1 | ALIGN="center" | 1 | ALIGN="center" | 2 | ALIGN="center" | 2 |- ALIGN="center" | ALIGN="center" | 1987–88 | ALIGN="center" | New York Rangers | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 67 | ALIGN="center" | 31 | ALIGN="center" | 34 | ALIGN="center" | 65 | ALIGN="center" | 54 | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1988–89 | ALIGN="center" | New York Rangers | ALIGN="center" | NHL | ALIGN="center" | 37 | ALIGN="center" | 7 | ALIGN="center" | 16 | ALIGN="center" | 23 | ALIGN="center" | 20 | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1988–89 | ALIGN="center" | Denver Rangers | ALIGN="center" | IHL | ALIGN="center" | 9 | ALIGN="center" | 0 | ALIGN="center" | 13 | ALIGN="center" | 13 | ALIGN="center" | 0 | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — | ALIGN="center" | — |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0" ! colspan="3" | OHA totals ! ALIGN="center" | 148 ! ALIGN="center" | 154 ! ALIGN="center" | 221 ! ALIGN="center" | 375 ! ALIGN="center" | 104 ! ALIGN="center" | 43 ! ALIGN="center" | 56 ! ALIGN="center" | 66 ! ALIGN="center" | 122 ! ALIGN="center" | 29 |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0" ! colspan="3" | NHL totals ! ALIGN="center" | 1348 ! ALIGN="center" | 731 ! ALIGN="center" | 1040 ! ALIGN="center" | 1771 ! ALIGN="center" | 600 ! ALIGN="center" | 49 ! ALIGN="center" | 21 ! ALIGN="center" | 24 ! ALIGN="center" | 45 ! ALIGN="center" | 17 |}International play
{| BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="3" CELLSPACING="0" |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0" ! ALIGN="center" | Year ! ALIGN="center" | Team ! ALIGN="center" | Event ! ALIGN="center" | GP ! ALIGN="center" | G ! ALIGN="center" | A ! ALIGN="center" | Pts ! ALIGN="center" | PIM |- ALIGN="center" | ALIGN="center" | 1972 | ALIGN="center" | Team Canada | ALIGN="center" | SS | ALIGN="center" | 0 | ALIGN="center" | 0 | ALIGN="center" | 0 | ALIGN="center" | 0 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1976 | ALIGN="center" | Team Canada | ALIGN="center" | CC | ALIGN="center" | 7 | ALIGN="center" | 1 | ALIGN="center" | 5 | ALIGN="center" | 6 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="centre | ALIGN="center" | 1978 | ALIGN="center" | Team Canada | ALIGN="center" | WCh | ALIGN="center" | 10 | ALIGN="center" | 9 | ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 12 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1979 | ALIGN="center" | Team Canada | ALIGN="center" | WCh | ALIGN="center" | 7 | ALIGN="center" | 2 | ALIGN="center" | 1 | ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="centre | ALIGN="center" | 1981 | ALIGN="center" | Team Canada | ALIGN="center" | CC | ALIGN="center" | 6 | ALIGN="center" | 4 | ALIGN="center" | 1 | ALIGN="center" | 5 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" | ALIGN="center" | 1983 | ALIGN="center" | Team Canada | ALIGN="center" | WCh | ALIGN="center" | 10 | ALIGN="center" | 6 | ALIGN="center" | 3 | ALIGN="center" | 9 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="centre | ALIGN="center" | 1986 | ALIGN="center" | Team Canada | ALIGN="center" | WCh | ALIGN="center" | 10 | ALIGN="center" | 4 | ALIGN="center" | 4 | ALIGN="center" | 8 | ALIGN="center" | 0 |- ALIGN="centre |}Achievements
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Marcel Dionne talks about what's wrong with NHL players today
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Hockey legend Marcel Dionne was in Sylvan Lake, Alberta on January 26 for an annual pond hockey tournament. Dionne took to the ice, showing a little of what made him one of the Los Angeles Kings best players of all time. Dionne also talked openly about what he sees as the trouble with modern-day NHL players.
Marcel Dionne-Hockey Fest 09
A segment of the Triple Crown Line discussion at Hockey Fest 09, Marcel Dionne recounts the death threat he received in Pittsburgh in 1979.
Marcel Dionne and Frank Mahovolich CCM Sticks Hockey Commercial
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Dionne and Frank Mahovolich CCM Sticks Hockey Commercial
The Triple Crown Line
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The Triple Crown Line Los Angeles Kings Dave Taylor, Charlie Simmer and Marcel Dionne
McFarlane NHL Marcel Dionne SCORES!!!!
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Tom Laidlaw vs Marcel Dionne
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Rangers vs Kings
Bobby Hull Marcel Dionne Ford Mercury Hockey Commercial
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Liam Maguire interviews Marcel Dionne for Prosportsblogging.com
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One on one sitdown interview with Hockey Hall of Famer Marcel Dionne.
Marcel Dionne | 2009 Luc's Celebrity Shootout
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Another look at the 2009 Luc Robitaille Celebrity Shootout from Echoes of Hope and HockeyPlayer.com
Classic All-Star Intros: Wales Conference 1981 All-Star Game
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Player introductions for the Wales Conference from the 1981 NHL All-Star Game played at the Forum in Inglewood, California. Roster: Ray Bourque - Boston Bruins Rick Middleton - Boston Bruins Danny Gare - Buffalo Sabres John Ogrodnick - Detroit Red Wings Reed Larson - Detroit Red Wings Mark Howe - Hartford Whalers Mike Rogers - Hartford Whalers Charlie Simmer - Los Angeles Kings Dave Taylor - Los Angeles Kings Marcel Dionne - Los Angeles Kings Mario Lessard - Los Angeles Kings Bobby Smith - Minnesota North Stars Don Beaupre - Minnesota North Stars Bob Gainey - Montreal Canadiens Rod Langway - Montreal Canadiens Steve Shutt - Montreal Canadiens Randy Carlyle - Pittsburgh Penguins Rick Kehoe - Pittsburgh Penguins Peter Stastny - Quebec Nordiques Robert Picard - Toronto Maple Leafs
LA Kings Stories: Rogie and Marcel
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NOTE: I do not own this footage. It came from a DVD that was never made commercially available. I am passing it on to other hockey historians who may find it interesting. Part Two deals with Kings goaltender Rogie Vachon and center Marcel Dionne.
glenn and marcel dionne.3GP
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Pep Band au centre Marcel-Dionne des Voltigeurs LHJMQ
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Vidéo présentant brièvement le passage du Pep Band du cégep de Drummondville lors d'un match des Voltigeurs de la Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec (LHJMQ) au centre Marcel-Dionne de Drummondville.
McFarlane NHL - Jovo Hip Check on Marcel Dionne!!
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Marcel Dionne and Paul Henderson CCM Tacks Hockey Commercial - French
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Marcel Dionne and Paul Henderson CCM Tacks Hockey Commercial - French
LA Kings Stories: Triple Crown Line and The Miracle on Manchester
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- Duration: 9:49
- Published: 2010-09-15
- Uploaded: 2011-01-16
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NOTE: I do not own this footage. It came from a DVD that was never made commercially available. I am passing it on to other hockey historians who may find it interesting. Part 3 presents the one of the most famous lines in NHL history, the Triple Crown Line. Marcel Dionne, Charlie Simmer and Dave Taylor formed one of the most formidable lines in the NHL's history. Also, the Miracle on Manchester is broken down by Bob Miller and players who were in the game, like Taylor, Mark Hardy and Daryl Evans. An excellent recap of the greatest comeback in Stanley Cup playoff history.
Former Kings hold court on Sylvans pond
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- Duration: 1:03
- Published: 2009-01-26
- Uploaded: 2011-02-19
- Author: RedDeerAdvocate
SYLVAN LAKE — Holding court on a rink marked out on this frozen lake, hockey legend Marcel Dionne gave the Sylvan Lake Pond Hockey Tournament his stamp of approval. The participation is great. The guys are having a good time. Id like to see this build up to 100 teams, said Dionne, who was joined on his team by former Los Angeles Kings teammate Charlie Simmer. Dionne, Simmer and Dave Taylor were a lethal force as the famed Triple Crown Line in the late 1970s and 1980s. For full story see: www.albertalocalnews.com
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McFarlane NHL- Cam Neely BIG HIT!!!!
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- Duration: 0:10
- Published: 2008-07-24
- Uploaded: 2011-01-12
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huge hit by Cam Neely #8 of the Boston Bruins on Marcel Dionne #16 of the Los Angelas Kings.
Kayvon of KayvonTV Reports from The Hockey Hall of Fame Induction C
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- Duration: 8:41
- Published: 2010-09-25
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kayvontv.com Kayvon Reports from the 2009 Hockey Hall Of Fame Inductions with Mike Modano, Mark Messier, Marcel Dionne, Bryan Trottier, Wayne Gretzky, Brett and Bobby Hull, Martin Brodeur, Peter Stastny, Mike Ilitch, Cliff Fletcher, Rick Pitino, Theo Fleury and more. KayvonTV is a Television...
Triple Crown Line- What are they doing now?
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- Duration: 7:07
- Published: 2009-08-31
- Uploaded: 2011-01-16
- Author: SoCalSharksGirl
1982 Kings vs. Oilers Game 3 Highlights: Overtime
Highlights of overtime of the 1982 Smythe Division Semifinals Game 3 between Wayne Gretzky's Edmonton Oilers and Marcel Dionne's Kings. The Oilers finished first in the Smythe Division with 111 points while the Kings finished fourth with 63 points. Constructive criticism is greatly appreciated.
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Marcel Dionne is one of a kind
2004-10-23
Canada Dot Com
1 | | Los Angeles Kings' Marcel Dionne is 51 now. He and his wife, Carol, who he met while he was playing junior hockey in St. Catharines, Ont., operate a successful sports collectibles store in Buffalo. (CP/stf) TORONTO -- In a grungy tavern in a not-so-pretty neighbourhood, Marcel Dionne autographs copies of his newly-published biography. Marcel doesn't need fancy. There...
Yahoo Daily News
TORONTO (CP) - In a grungy tavern in a not-so-pretty neighbourhood, Marcel Dionne autographs copies of his newly-published biography. Marcel doesn't need fancy. There never was and still is nothing pretentious about the man. "What you see is what you get," he says with a smile. One of the best players to grace the NHL, Dionne retired in 1989 trailing only Gordie Howe and...
Canada Newswire
SAGUENAY, Aug. 27 /CNW Telbec/ - Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre is pleased to see Port Saguenay's Grande Anse Terminal wharf named in honour of Marcel Dionne, federal M.P. for Chicoutimi from 1979 to 1984. "I am delighted that the memory of...
Globe and Mail
Marcel Dionne slipped a little in the National Hockey League record books this season -- Brett Hull displaced him from fourth place on the all-time scorers list with his 732nd goal and Ron Francis dropped him to fifth on the all-time points list -- but he is still secure where it matters: financially. That's because Mr. Dionne has never let being a star in hockey go to his...
The Toronto Star
HOCKEY WIRE Brett Hull passes Marcel Dionne for third on all-time goal list12:10 AM [] Avalanche stretch unbeaten streak to six with 4-1 win over Capitals12:10 AM [] Glen Murray records goal and assist as Bruins tie Senators...
The Toronto Star
HOCKEY WIRE Trevor Linden scores late as Vancouver ties the Wild 1-102:10 AM [] Palffy and Cammalleri score twice as Los Angeles beats the Caps 7-301:40 AM [] Joe Sakic gets four points in Colorado's 5-1 win over the Blue...
The Toronto Star
HOCKEY WIRE Hasek says Wings made right decision by sending Cujo to Grand Rapids03:10 PM [] Curtis Joseph heading back to minors after clearing waivers01:10 PM [] Jarome Iginla scores late winner as Calgary edges the Wild...
Vancouver Province
TORONTO (CP) - Former NHL great Marcel Dionne has seen his share of tough guys and says they're a breed apart. "A thing that people don't really talk about, even the press, is (guys) like Tie Domi, they are a little bit different," Dionne said Thursday. "All the tough guys - the guys that fight 15, 25 times a year - there's a side of them that people don't...
CNN
Marcel Dionne was "Showtime" in Los Angeles long before Magic Johnson and the Lakers. Dionne centered a line with Dave Taylor and Charlie Simmer in L.A. that caused chaos for opposing defensemen and goalies. Dionne was the top point-scorer in 1980 and currently ranks third on the NHLs all-time scoring list. He twice won the Lady Byng Trophy for gentlemanly conduct and won the...
Marcel Dionne talks about what's wrong with NHL players today
Marcel Dionne talks about what's wrong with NHL players today
1:32
Hockey legend Marcel Dionne was in Sylvan Lake, Alberta on January 26 for an annual pond hockey tournament. Dionne took to the ice, showing a little of what made him one of the Los Angeles Kings best players of all time. Dionne also talked ...
Classic All-Star Intros: Wales Conference 1981 All-Star Game
Classic All-Star Intros: Wales Conference 1981 All-Star Game
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Player introductions for the Wales Conference from the 1981 NHL All-Star Game played at the Forum in Inglewood, California. Roster: Ray Bourque - Boston Bruins Rick Middleton - Boston Bruins Danny Gare - Buffalo Sabres John Ogrodnick - Detr...
LA Kings Stories: Rogie and Marcel
LA Kings Stories: Rogie and Marcel
5:16
NOTE: I do not own this footage. It came from a DVD that was never made commercially available. I am passing it on to other hockey historians who may find it interesting. Part Two deals with Kings goaltender Rogie Vachon and center Marcel D...
Pep Band au centre Marcel-Dionne des Voltigeurs LHJMQ
Pep Band au centre Marcel-Dionne des Voltigeurs LHJMQ
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Vidéo présentant brièvement le passage du Pep Band du cégep de Drummondville lors d'un match des Voltigeurs de la Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec (LHJMQ) au centre Marcel-Dionne de Drummondvill...
LA Kings Stories: Triple Crown Line and The Miracle on Manchester
LA Kings Stories: Triple Crown Line and The Miracle on Manchester
9:49
NOTE: I do not own this footage. It came from a DVD that was never made commercially available. I am passing it on to other hockey historians who may find it interesting. Part 3 presents the one of the most famous lines in NHL history, the ...
Former Kings hold court on Sylvans pond
Former Kings hold court on Sylvans pond
1:03
SYLVAN LAKE — Holding court on a rink marked out on this frozen lake, hockey legend Marcel Dionne gave the Sylvan Lake Pond Hockey Tournament his stamp of approval. The participation is great. The guys are having a good time. Id like ...
Kayvon of KayvonTV Reports from The Hockey Hall of Fame Induction C
Kayvon of KayvonTV Reports from The Hockey Hall of Fame Induction C
8:41
kayvontv.com Kayvon Reports from the 2009 Hockey Hall Of Fame Inductions with Mike Modano, Mark Messier, Marcel Dionne, Bryan Trottier, Wayne Gretzky, Brett and Bobby Hull, Martin Brodeur, Peter Stastny, Mike Ilitch, Cliff Fletcher, Rick Pi...
1982 Kings vs. Oilers Game 3 Highlights: Overtime
1982 Kings vs. Oilers Game 3 Highlights: Overtime
4:21
Highlights of overtime of the 1982 Smythe Division Semifinals Game 3 between Wayne Gretzky's Edmonton Oilers and Marcel Dionne's Kings. The Oilers finished first in the Smythe Division with 111 points while the Kings finished fourth...
