Brian Gionta

Hockey player, Stanley Cup champion

Brian Gionta - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 18th, 1979
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An ice hockey player, made significant contributions to the NHL as a winger. Played for several teams, most notably the New Jersey Devils, with whom won the Stanley Cup in 2003. Later played for the Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres, serving as captain for Montreal. Accumulated over 600 points throughout a 16-season career in the league.

Won the Stanley Cup with New Jersey Devils in 2003

Served as captain of the Montreal Canadiens

Played a total of 1,026 NHL games

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