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Future NHL Stars At Lake Placid
Nineteen-Eighty Olympic gold-medalists Neal Broten, Dave Christian, Mark Johnson, Ken Morrow, Jack O'Callahan, and Mike Ramsey were all still active in the NHL a decade after their Miracle On Ice. In total, eleven players from this team went on to become regulars in the NHL.
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Hobey Baker Memorial Award
This award is named after Hobey Baker, considered the finest hockey player in the US during the 1910's and who tragically died in a 1918 plane crash. It is presented annually to the outstanding collegiate hockey player in the United States. Past winners include Neal Broten and Paul Kariya.
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Christian Brothers Inc.
Bill and Roger Christian, gold-medalists in 1960, are the owners of The Christian Bros Stick Co. Bill's son Dave, a member of the 1980 Olympic gold-medal team, used their brand of stick to ring up 340 career goals in the NHL.
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MVP USA
Robbie Ftorek's wore this jersey at the 1976 Inaugural Canada Cup tournament, where he earned team MVP honors.
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America's First Centurion
Neal Broten, a gold-medalist in 1980, was the first American-born player to reach the 100-point plateau in an NHL season. He hit the milestone on March 26, 1986, and finished the campaign with 105 points.
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Leader Of The Pack
Jersey of American Captain Cammi Granato from the 1997 World Women's Championships.
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The Streak Stops Here
Team USA ended the Soviet's streak of 47 consecutive games without a loss with their golden performance in Lake Placid.
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