Sergei Makarov
Ice Hockey Player and Coach, Hall of Famer
Born
June 19th, 1958
66 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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Born in 1958, this individual started a professional ice hockey career in the Soviet Union before transitioning to the NHL. Played for the Central Red Army team and later joined the San Jose Sharks. Accumulated significant accolades during time in the NHL, including the Calder Memorial Trophy for the league's top rookie. Contributed to coaching and development at various levels after retiring from professional play. In 2016, inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, solidifying a legacy in ice hockey.
Winning the Calder Memorial Trophy
Induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame
Playing for the San Jose Sharks
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