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Bettering the lives of all former NHL Players.
The NHL Alumni Association (NHLAA) exemplifies this commitment to its members in many different ways, including financial assistance, commercializing players’ rights, emotional support, physical care, post-playing career transition and family aid, all in furtherance of its efforts to ‘Honour the Past’. Since its inception, the NHLAA has acted as a liaison with its local chapters and has become the largest membership association for retired professional hockey players.
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On this day in 2006: Chris Chelios became the first player in @NHL history to appear in at least 400 games with three different teams when he played for the @DetroitRedWings in a 4-1 win against St. Louis.
#OTD | #NHLAlumni
“We are family, I got all my [brothers] with me” 🎶
#NHLAlumni | #LeafsForever
(📸: @c_marleau)
What a LEGENDARY lineup for @MarioLemieuxFdn’s #Camp66! 🤩🏒
#NHLAlumni | #LetsGoPens
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(Power) Rangers - Assemble ✊
#NHLAlumni | #NoQuitInNY
Last night, Alex Ovechkin tied Gordie Howe’s record of scoring the most goals with a single franchise at 786.
He also got to meet Mark Howe for the first time, this is how it went ⬇️
#NHLAlumni | #HonourThePast
(🎥: @Capitals)
The @detroitredwings celebrated the 25th anniversary of their 1997 Stanley Cup team last night.
How fitting that Vladimir Konstantinov got to hold the Cup? 🥹❤️
#NHLAlumni | #LGRW
(🎥: @NHL)
Kevin Bieksa (@kevin_bieksa) has officially retired from the @NHL after signing a one-day contract with the @Canucks.
Kevin was drafted to Vancouver in the 2001 Entry Draft, 151st overall. Since then he spent 13 seasons with the Canucks and @AnaheimDucks, playing in 808 regular-season games, and scored 278 points as a defenseman.
Bieksa was part of the Canucks Stanley Cup Finals run, creating a competitive culture in the locker room, and has been successful in his broadcasting career with @sportsnet.
Congratulations, Kevin on your amazing career and (officially) welcome to the #NHLAlumni Association!👏
Bieksa is BACK! 🙌
Tonight, the Vancouver @canucks will honour @kevin_bieksa and his career - a celebration you won’t want to miss 🏒
#NHLAlumni | #Canucks
We’re all on the #SameTeam in this fight 💜
#NHLAlumni | #HockeyFightsCancer
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