Eric Godard
Ice hockey player, Calgary Flames enforcer
A Canadian ice hockey player, he played in the National Hockey League primarily as an enforcer. His career included stints with the Calgary Flames, New York Islanders, and Pittsburgh Penguins. Known for a physical style of play, he contributed to his teams' defensive strategies and was recognized for his penalty minutes. During his time in the NHL, he also participated in key playoff games, offering veteran experience and toughness to his squads. He spent several seasons in the American Hockey League and earned a reputation in both leagues for his fighting ability and commitment on the ice.
played for the Calgary Flames
served as an enforcer in the NHL
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