Lanny McDonald

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Lanny McDonald is a Hall of Fame Canadian right winger best known for his iconic moustache, leadership, and role in helping the Calgary Flames win the 1989 Stanley Cup.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
ice hockey player
right winger
awardReceived Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy NERFINISHED
King Clancy Memorial Trophy NERFINISHED
birthProvince Alberta NERFINISHED
captainOf Calgary Flames NERFINISHED
careerAssistsNHL 506
careerGoalsNHL 500
careerPointsNHL 1006
countryOfCitizenship Canada
dateOfBirth 1953-02-16
draftedBy Toronto Maple Leafs NERFINISHED
draftLeague NHL Amateur Draft NERFINISHED
draftPosition 4th overall
draftYear 1973
fullName Lanny King McDonald NERFINISHED
gamesPlayedNHL 1111
hallOfFameInduction Hockey Hall of Fame
hallOfFameInductionYear 1992
height 183 cm
6 ft 0 in
jerseyNumber 9
jerseyRetiredBy Calgary Flames NERFINISHED
juniorLeague Western Canada Hockey League NERFINISHED
juniorTeam Medicine Hat Tigers NERFINISHED
knownFor helping the Calgary Flames win the 1989 Stanley Cup
iconic moustache
leadership
league National Hockey League
nationalTeam Canada NERFINISHED
nhlDebutSeason 1973–74
participatedIn 1976 Canada Cup NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Hanna, Alberta, Canada NERFINISHED
playedFor Calgary Flames NERFINISHED
Colorado Rockies NERFINISHED
Toronto Maple Leafs NERFINISHED
positionPlayed right wing
retirementYear 1989
roleAfterRetirement hockey executive
servedAs chairman of the Hockey Hall of Fame
shootingStyle right
shoots right
sport ice hockey
stanleyCupChampion 1989
styleOfPlay two-way forward
weight 185 lb
woreMoustache yes

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Calgary Flames notableAlumnus Lanny McDonald
Colorado Rockies (NHL) notablePlayer Lanny McDonald