(December 17, 1958- )
Born in Timmins, Ontario, Canada
Forward for the Philadelphia Flyers (1982-89), Boston Bruins (1989-93) and the Washington Capitals (1993-95)
Frank J. Selke Trophy winner (1987)
King Clancy Memorial Trophy winner (1993)

He initially was involved in figure skating before getting involved in hockey as a child.
He was passed over in the NHL Entry Draft due to his small stature.
He went 0-3 in three Stanley Cup Final appearances (1985, 1987, 1990).
He never played a full season during his NHL career.
He was stripped of his captaincy during his final season with the Flyers.

He majored in business administration at Notre Dame University.
He was signed by the Flyers days before he was about to accept a job in the business sector.
During his tenure as Flyers captain, he would often make sure every one on the team was treated equally.
Prior to signing with the Flyers, he spent a year playing in Sweden.
He held the Flyers franchise record for most points recorded by a rookie.

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