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a.k.a. "Bernie Geoffrion"

#5 New York Rangers / NHL - 67/68

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Bernard Geoffrion Facts

  • Player Type
    Dangler
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  • HighlightsHockey Hall of Fame
    1    NHL First All-Star Team
    1    NHL Most Goals (Maurice Richard Trophy)
    2    NHL Most Points (Art Ross Trophy)
    2    NHL Most Valuable Player (Hart Trophy)
    1    NHL Rookie of the Year (Calder Trophy)
    1    NHL Second All-Star Team
    2    NHL Stanley Cup Champion
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Geoffrion, 75, died on March 11, 2006, of stomach cancer, in Atlanta, Ga.
Sons: Dan Geoffrion & Robert Geoffrion
Grandsons: Blake Geoffrion, Brice Geoffrion & Sebastien Geoffrion
Father-in-law: Howie Morenz
Son-in-Law: Hartland Monahan

One of the first pioneers of the slapshot, Bernie "Boom Boom" Geoffrion won the Calder Trophy in 1952 with 30 goals and 54 points. Over 16 years in the NHL, Geoffrion won 6 Stanley Cups, 2 Maurice Richards, 2 Art Rosses, and a Hart Trophy. The 11x All-Star retired in 1968 with 393 goals and 822 points in 883 games.
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