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1922 : Hal Laycoe (full name Harold Richardson Laycoe) cheapest delta plane tickets was born in Sutherland, Saskatchewan. He started out with the New York Rangers , played for the Montreal cheapest delta plane tickets Canadiens and then came to the Bruins in 1951. He played a career-high 70 games with the Bruins in 1951-52 and once got in a fight with Maurice Richard that led to an actual riot in Quebec when Richard was suspended cheapest delta plane tickets for the rest of the season. But after Laycoe s play career, he did a lot of coaching, first for minor teams, then for Los Angeles and Vancouver in its first few years of existence. He died in 1998.
1971 : Felix Potvin is born in Anjou, Quebec. Potvin is much better known for his time with the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Los Angeles Kings , though he did play for a time with Vancouver, but the last team he played for was the Bruins. He spent 2003-04 as the backup to Andrew Raycroft , putting up a 12-8-6 record with four shutouts, a 2.50 goals against average and .903 save percentage. After the lockout, Atlanta was in talks to take him, but he didn t have the proper equipment for the new standards and he didn t like the two-way contract being offered, so the Bruins are officially the last NHL team Potvin played for. Today he assistant coaches a kids team in Quebec.
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