Gilbert Delorme

Ice Hockey player and coach, NHL veteran

Gilbert Delorme - Ice Hockey player and coach, NHL veteran
Born

November 25th, 1962
62 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Canada

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This individual played as a professional ice hockey defenseman. Career in the National Hockey League (NHL) included stints with multiple teams. Participated in over 600 games during regular seasons and contributed to playoff competitions. After retiring as a player, transitioned to coaching roles, furthering involvement in the sport. Recognition for contributions to hockey continued post-retirement, highlighting a commitment to the game and its development.

Played over 600 NHL games

Coached in various hockey leagues

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