Pierre Dagenais

Canadian ice hockey player and forward

Pierre Dagenais - Canadian ice hockey player and forward
Born

March 4th, 1978
47 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Canada

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Played professional ice hockey primarily in the NHL. Competed with several teams, including the New Jersey Devils and the Montreal Canadiens. Recorded notable performances in the NHL, contributing as a forward and showcasing talent in both regular season and playoff games. Played a total of 182 NHL games scoring 38 goals and 87 points. Also had a successful career in various minor leagues, further demonstrating abilities on ice.

Played for New Jersey Devils

Played for Montreal Canadiens

Totaled 182 NHL games

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