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| 28 May 2008
Thanks to the Hockey Hall Of Fame website for these gems....my top 5 on this day May 28th.
2003 -- Goalie Parick Roy announced his retirement after 18 NHL seasons with Montreal and Colorado. Roy retired as the NHL's all-time leader with 1,029 regular season games 551 wins, 247 Stanley Cup games, 151 playoff victories and 20 playoff shutouts.
1909 -- Hall of Fame defenseman Reginald "Red" Horner born in Lynden, Ontario. Horner played in the NHL 1928-29 through 1939-40 with Toronto. He led the NHL in penalty minutes for 8 straight seasons (1933-1940), a record that still stands.
1996 -- Goaltender Tom Barrasso recorded his fifth career playoff shutout as the Penguins won 3-0 over the visiting Florida Panthers, in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
1995 -- Claude Lemieux scored twice as the Devils won 4-1, in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals, at Pittsburgh. New Jersey advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals vs Philadelphia.
1943 -- Former NHL center Terry Crisp born in Parry Sound, Ontario. Crisp played in the NHL 1965-66 through 1976-77 with Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia and the New York Islanders. He later became an NHL coach with Calgary and Tampa Bay.
Tomorrow we will see if we can let some turkeys out of the bag. Hopefully they won't bite too much.
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