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Interesting Statistic
by Paul on 01/02/09 at 03:41 PM ET
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via the Stat Wizards at Elias Sports Bureau,
When Detroit defeated Chicago yesterday at Wrigley Field it marked the 879th time that Red Wings defenseman Chris Chelios played on the winning team in a regular-season game, tying the NHL record held by Scott Stevens. Chelios’ first win came in his first game, a 3-2 victory by the Canadiens over the Hartford Whalers at the Montreal Forum on March 8, 1984.
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That’s pretty awesome.
I wonder how that stands among all sports. There are probably a few baseball players at the front of the list given how long they play and the number of games in a season. But to be involved in that many wins as a player means not just a long career but one filled with success.
Posted by pwnicholson from Nashville, TN on 01/02/09 at 04:22 PM ET