Jay Pandolfo

Ice hockey player, 2003 Stanley Cup Champion

Jay Pandolfo - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 27th, 1974
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A professional ice hockey player and later a coach, contributions included playing as a left winger for the New Jersey Devils in the National Hockey League (NHL). Played a key role in the Devils' 2003 Stanley Cup victory. Transitioned to coaching after retirement and served in various coaching capacities, including at the collegiate level. Primarily recognized for skills in defensive play and penalty killing during NHL career.

Won the Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 2003

Played for New Jersey Devils and New York Islanders

Served as an assistant coach in NCAA hockey

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