Nigel Dawes

Ice hockey player with the Calgary Flames

Nigel Dawes - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 9th, 1985
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Born in 1985, a professional ice hockey player participated in the NHL, including stints with the Calgary Flames and the New York Rangers. Debuted in 2006 and played primarily as a forward. After leaving the NHL, continued a successful career in various leagues, including contributions to teams in Europe and Asia. Dawes was also part of the Kazakhstani national team, representing Kazakhstan in international competitions.

Played for the Calgary Flames in the NHL

Represented Kazakhstan in international tournaments

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