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DAMPHOUSSE, Vincent Plaques LHJMQ 2011 08/02/11 11:33 Page 1 VINCENT DAMPHOUSSE INFORMATIONS SUR SA CARRIÈRE INFORMATION ON HIS CAREER Équipe lors de sa carrière junior : Team during his junior career: Les Voisins/Titan de Laval, de 1983-84 à 1985-86 The Laval Voisins/Titan from 1983-84 to 1985-86 Vincent Damphousse a joué trois saisons dans la Ligue de hockey Vincent Damphousse played three seasons in the Quebec Major junior majeur du Québec pour la concession de Laval. Junior Hockey League with the Laval franchise. Au cours de sa carrière junior, il a récolté 109 buts et 214 mentions During the course of his junior career, he collected 109 goals and d’aide pour un total de 323 points en 203 affrontements ; une 214 assists for a total of 323 points in 203 games; an average of moyenne de 1,59 point par match. 1.59 points per game. Né à Anjou, Québec, le 17 décembre Il a remporté la Coupe du Président dès sa première campagne He won the President Cup in his rookie season with the Laval 1967. Ailier gauche, 6’1’’, 190 livres. dans la LHJMQ. Voisins. En 1986, il fut choisi au 1er tour, 6e au total, par les Maple Leafs de Il a inscrit 8 points dans un match en saison régulière à deux He twice recorded 8 points in a regular season game (1 goal Toronto à la séance de sélection reprises (1 but et 7 passes, le 25 février 1985 ; 3 buts et 5 passes, le and 7 assists on February 25, 1985; 3 goals and 5 assists on de la LNH. 3 février 1986) et 7 points dans un match de séries éliminatoires à February 3, 1986) and 7 points in a playoff game once (3 goals une occasion (3 buts et 4 passes, le 13 avril 1986). and 4 assists on April 13, 1986). Born in Anjou, Quebec on December 17, 1967. Left-winger, 6’1’’, 190 lbs. En 1985-86, il fut nommé sur la deuxième équipe d’étoiles. Following the 1985-86 season, he was named a QMJHL second- In 1986, he was selected in the first team All-Star. e round, 6th overall, by the Toronto En 1986, il fut choisi en première ronde (6 au total) par les Maple Maple Leafs at the NHL Entry Draft. Leafs de Toronto à la séance de sélection de la Ligue nationale In 1986, he was selected in the first round (6 th overall) by the de hockey. Toronto Maple Leafs at the National Hockey League Entry Draft. Au cours de sa carrière de dix-huit saisons dans la LNH, il a During his eighteen NHL seasons, he collected 432 goals and LHJMQ PJ B A PTS PEM récolté 432 buts et 773 mentions d’aide pour un total de 1 205 points 773 assists for a total of 1,205 points in 1,378 games with four QMJHL GP G A PTS PIM en 1 378 parties en portant les couleurs de quatre formations : les franchises: The Toronto Maple Leafs, the Edmonton Oilers, the Saison Régulière / Regular Season Maple Leafs de Toronto, les Oilers d’Edmonton, les Canadiens de Montreal Canadiens and the San Jose Sharks. 1983-84 Voisins de Laval 66 29 36 65 25 Montréal et les Sharks de San Jose. 1984-85 Voisins de Laval 68 35 68 103 60 1985-86 Titan de Laval 69 45 110 155 72 He won the Stanley Cup in 1993 while playing with the Montreal TOTAL LHJMQ 203 109 214 323 157 Il a remporté la Coupe Stanley en 1993 avec les Canadiens de Canadiens and was the team captain from 1996 to 1999. QMJHL TOTAL Montréal et a été leur capitaine de 1996 à 1999. TOTAL LNH 1378 432 773 1205 1190 NHL TOTAL At the moment of his induction, he ranked tenth all-time in scoring Au moment de son intronisation, il vient au 10 e rang des pointeurs amongst former QMJHL players who went on to play in the NHL de l’histoire, 44 e au total, parmi les joueurs issus de la LHJMQ (44 th overall). LHJMQ PJ B A PTS PEM ayant évolué dans la LNH. QMJHL GP G A PTS PIM Séries éliminatoires / Playoffs 1983-84 Voisins de Laval 12 5 3 8 4 1985-86 Titan de Laval 14 9 28 37 12 TOTAL LHJMQ QMJHL TOTAL 26 14 31 45 16 TOTAL LNH 41 63 104 144 NHL TOTAL 140.
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