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- Full name: Guy Damien Lafleur
- Born: September 20, 1951
- Birthplace: Thurso, Quebec, Canada
- Height: 6'0"
- Weight: 185 lbs
- Position: Right wing
- Shoots: Right
- Drafted first overall in the 1971 NHL entry draft
- Years in the NHL: 1971 to 1991
- Won five Stanley Cups
- Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1988
- Number 10 jersey retired by the Montreal Canadiens in 1985
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Former professional hockey player Guy Lafleur is a legendary Montreal Canadiens and Hockey Hall of Fame member.
on May 1, 2009, Lafleur was convicted of giving contradictory evidence at his son's bail hearing. He was given a one-year suspended sentence, ordered to pay a $100 fine and ordered to donate $10,000 to charity for the offense on June 18, 2009.http://www.cbssports.com/nhl/story/11868582 The charges stem from a 2008 incident in which Lefleur agreed to supervise his son Mark, after Mark was arrested for uttering death threats, forcible confinement and assault. Lafleur allegedly broke this agreement, leading to an arrest warrant being issued.ESPN.com: Lafleur Trial Scheduled
Hockey Career
- 1971: Drafted first overall in the NHL Entry Draft
- 1973: Wins first Stanley Cup
- 1976: Wins second Stanley Cup
- 1976: Wins first Art Ross Trophy
- 1977: Wins second Art Ross Trophy
- 1977: Wins first Hart Trophy
- 1977: Wins third Stanley Cup
- 1977: Wins the Conn Smyth Trophy
- 1978: Wins third Art Ross Trophy
- 1978: Wins second Hart Trophy
- 1978: Wins fourth Stanley Cup
- 1979: Wins fifth Stanley Cup
- 1985: Retires for the first time
- 1988: Returns to the NHL with the New York Rangers
- 1989: Joins the Quebec Nordiques
- 1991: Retires
NHL Career Stats
- Games played: 1,162Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Goals: 567Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Assists: 793Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Total points: 1,353Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Penalty minutes: 399Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Playoff games played: 128Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Playoff goals: 58Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Playoff assists: 76Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Playoff total points: 134Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
- Playoff penalty minutes: 67Legends of Hockey: Guy Lafleur Stats
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Guy Lafleur Vital Stats
- HockeyDB: Guy Lafleur Statistics
Guy Lafleur Timeline
- September 20, 1951: Born
- 1971: Drafted 1st overall in the NHL Entry Draft
- 1973: Wins First Stanley Cup
- 1976: Wins Second Stanley Cup
- 1976: Wins first Art Ross Trophy
- 1977: Wins second Art Ross Trophy
- 1977: Wins first Hart Trophy
- 1977: Wins third Stanley Cup
- 1977: Wins the Conn Smyth Trophy
- 1978: Wins third Art Ross Trophy
- 1978: Wins second Hart Trophy
- 1978: Wins Fourth Stanley Cup
- 1979: Wins Fifth Stanley Cup
- 1985: Retires for the first time
- 1988: Returns to the NHL with the New York Rangers
- 1989: Joins the Quebec Nordiques
- 1991: Retires




