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Date: | Sat, 15 May 1993 23:15:50 EDT |
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Gary Hatfield <[log in to unmask]> writes...
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> I can't add anyone who as won both a Cup and an NCAA. But it occurs
>to me that Neal Broten won the NCAA in 1979, an Olympic Gold Medal in 1980 and
>was in the Cup finals with the North Stars in 1981. Surely a remarkable three
>year run. So, Is there anyone who has done all three?
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First off, we should add that Broten also won the *first* Hobey Baker
award in the spring of 1981 - his run was even more remarkable methinks.
Gary Suter played with Wisconsin in 83-84 and 84-85, neither of which
were years that UW won the NC?? championships. Gary's brother Bob,
however won both an NC?? championship (with the Badgers in '77) and
an Olympic gold medal (the '80 team).
Dave Maley (still with Edmonton?), however, one an NC?? championship
with the Badgers in '82-83 and then a Stanley Cup with the Canadiens
in '85-86 a year in which he played only 3 regular season games with
Montreal (and 7 playoff games).
Finally, I can't remember how this thread started, but I will assume
we didn't all forget a coach who won several NC?? championships as well
as a Stanley Cup in his very last year. "It's a great day for hockey."
Best wishes, Charlie
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