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Luc Robitaille
Age: 43
Height: 6' 1"
Birth Place: Montréal, Québec, Canada
Born: Feb. 17th, 1966
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BIOGRAPHY: Luc Robitaille is a professional hockey player, who at the time "Sudden Death" was filmed, was playing with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Since then, he was traded to the New York Rangers on August 31, 1996. He has accomplished 50-goal season three times i n his 10 NHL seasons. Robitaille set the NHL record of of most goals and total points scored by a left wing in the NHL with 63 goales and 125 points in the 92-93 season. Robitaille has made the NHL All-Star team five times. In his rookie season of '86-87, Robitaille captured the Calder Trophy, which is awarded the NHL rookie of the year. Robitaille was originially drafted by the Los Angeles Kings, but traded to the Penguins following the '93-94 season, and is, as mentioned before, currently with the Range rs. Was born in Montreal, Québec
TRIVIA:
- Played for the Los Angeles Kings (1986-87 thru 1993-94), Pittsburgh Penguins (1994-95), New York Rangers (1995-96 thru 1996-97), Los Angeles Kings (1997-98 thru 2000-01), and Detroit Red Wings (2001-02 thru 2002-03).
- The song 'Welcome Home, Luc Robitaille' (part of the album 'Ode to Ochrasy') by Swedish band 'Mando Diao' was dedicated to him.
- His wife, Stacia, is president of her own label, Raystone Records (www.staciamusic.com)
- Surname pronounced Robe-eh-TIE.
- Highest-scoring left winger in NHL history with 631 goals (as of July 2003).
- His nickname "Lucky" was given to him by former teammate Dave "Tiger" Williams
- Step-father of 'Steven R. McQueen' (qv).
- Drafted 171st overall in the 1984 Entry Draft by the Los Angeles Kings.
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