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While all of these defensemen have won the award Eddie Shore holds 4 award wins playing for the Boston Bruins throughout the 1930's. Bobby Orr is a three-time winner who also played for the Boston Bruins. Orr won three years in a row.

Magic's number 32 was retired by the Los Angeles Lakers where he played two seperate stints with the Lakers. While playing at Michigan State University he wore the number 33 before changing to 32 for the NBA

Lemieux is widely regarded as the most physically gifted player ever to put on skates. Every bit of 6-foot-4, Lemieux had a build usually associated with lumbering enforcers. However, he was graceful, fast, fluid and supremely skilled, and despite battling injuries his whole career, put up incredible stats. In that context, "Super Mario" was the perfect moniker.

The Flames were the result of the NHL's first pre-emptive strike against the upstart WHA In December 1971, the NHL hastily granted a team to Long Island, the New York Islanders, in an attempt to keep the WHA's New York Raiders out of the recently completed Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Needing another team to balance the schedule, the NHL awarded a team to the Atlanta-based group that owned the NBAs Atlanta Hawks, headed by prominent local real estate developer Tom Cousins. Cousins named the team the "Flames" after the fire resulting from the March to the Sea in the American Civil War by General William Tecumseh Sherman, in which Atlanta was nearly destroyed.

The 1999 Draft saw five quarterbacks selected in the first round. Tim Couch being the first selected by the Cleveland Browns at the number one pick followed by Donavon McNabb by the Eagles.