Michel Plasse

Michel Plasse

Michel Plasse was born on June 1st, 1948

Full Name: Michel Plasse
Place of Birth: Montreal, Quebec
Zodiac Sign: Not Known
Nationality: Canadian
Profession: Ice hockey player
Teams Played: Montreal Canadiens
Position: Goaltender
Awards: Stanley Cup

Goalie who played 352 NHL games with five teams, including the Montreal Canadiens, and holds a unique record for most games played without a playoff appearance.

Timeline
1948
Born in Quebec
Michel Plasse was born on June 1, 1948, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
1968
NHL Debut
Plasse made his NHL debut with the Montreal Canadiens.
1970
Stanley Cup Win
Plasse won the Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens.
1973
Traded to Kansas City
Plasse was traded to the Kansas City Scouts.
1978
Retirement
Plasse retired from professional hockey.
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What is Michel Plasses hockey career?
Michel Plasse is a former Canadian ice hockey player who played in the National Hockey League (NHL) for several teams, including the Montreal Canadiens and the Kansas City Scouts.
What are Michel Plasses most notable achievements in hockey?
Michel Plasse won a Stanley Cup championship with the Montreal Canadiens in 1973. He also played for the Canadian national team and won a bronze medal at the 1977 World Championships.
Has Michel Plasse been involved in any coaching or scouting roles?
Michel Plasse has been involved in coaching and scouting roles since his retirement from playing. He has worked with several teams, including the Montreal Canadiens and the Quebec Nordiques.
What is Michel Plasses hockey legacy?
Michel Plasses hockey legacy is one of hard work and dedication. He played in an era with some of the greatest players of all time and was known for his strong goaltending skills.
What is Michel Plasse doing now?
Michel Plasse is currently involved in various business ventures and makes appearances at hockey events and autograph signings. He is still involved in the hockey community and is remembered fondly by fans of the Montreal Canadiens.

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