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| − | '''Mario Lemieux''' is one of the greatest [[hockey]] players of all time. He played for [[Pittsburgh]]. Lemieux was born in Montreal on October 5th, 1965. He shares the same birthday as [[Patrick Roy]]. He is the only player to approach 200 points (199) and scored the most amount of points in a single season second only to [[Wayne Gretzky]] (Gretzky however did play on a better team). He retired in 1997, was inducted into the Hall of Fame that same year and staged a comeback in 2000. He retired in 2005 after developing a heart condition. | + | '''Mario Lemieux''' is one of the greatest [[hockey]] players of all time. He played for [[Pittsburgh]]. Lemieux was born in Montreal on October 5th, 1965. He shares the same birthday as [[Patrick Roy]]. He is the only player to approach 200 points (199) and scored the most amount of points in a single season second only to [[Wayne Gretzky]] (Gretzky however did play on a better team). He retired in 1997, was inducted into the Hall of Fame that same year and staged a comeback in 2000. He retired for the final time in 2005 after developing a heart condition. |
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Revision as of 20:49, February 14, 2010
Mario Lemieux is one of the greatest hockey players of all time. He played for Pittsburgh. Lemieux was born in Montreal on October 5th, 1965. He shares the same birthday as Patrick Roy. He is the only player to approach 200 points (199) and scored the most amount of points in a single season second only to Wayne Gretzky (Gretzky however did play on a better team). He retired in 1997, was inducted into the Hall of Fame that same year and staged a comeback in 2000. He retired for the final time in 2005 after developing a heart condition.