One more quick picture…this of Luc Robitaille’s Hall of Fame plaque. The inscription reads as follows:
“A prolific junior star in his native Quebec, Luc Robitaille joined the Los Angeles Kings in 1986-87, scoring 45 goals to win the Calder Trophy and earn 2nd Team All-Star honours. The eight-time All-Star would spend 14 of his 19 NHL seasons with the Kings, recording four 50+ goal seasons and eight consecutive 40+ goal seasons, to retire as the all-time leader among left wingers in both goals (668) and points (1,394). He would also set a single season record for left wingers with 125 points in 1993 and captured the Stanley Cup in 2002 as a member of the Detroit Red Wings.”
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| Luc's plaque |
That’s awesome! Hope to visit the Hall someday.
I didn’t know his middle name was Jean-Marie.
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Proud day for Kings fans, but the likeness of Luc on the plaque is poor.
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This is awesome! I am so glad the Kings hired Rich.
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Thanks Rich! It’s great to be able to see this up close. Someday I hope to be able to make it up to the HHOF to see it in person, but for now, this is awesome.
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I have been to the HHOF a few times and the whole place is just full of this amazing energy. A must for anybody in the Toronto area.
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