Pierre Turgeon Elected to Hockey Hall of Fame
Five-Time All-Star and Former Canadiens Captain
Former NHL All-Star Pierre Turgeon was elected to the prestigious Hockey Hall of Fame in 2023. Turgeon, a five-time All-Star and former captain of the Montreal Canadiens, played for 19 seasons in the NHL. He scored 515 goals and 812 assists, earning him a spot among the NHL's all-time leaders. Turgeon will become the 60th player from the Montreal Canadiens to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Turgeon expressed his gratitude for the honor, saying, "I'm so grateful for this incredible honor. I played this game because I loved it, and now to be recognized in this way is truly special. I owe this to the great teammates I've played with, the coaches who believed in me, and of course to my family and friends who have always supported me."
Turgeon's induction is a testament to his exceptional skill and dedication to the sport of hockey. He will be formally inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday, celebrating his remarkable career and the impact he has made on the game.
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