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What is the birth name of Frank Mahovlich?
Frank Mahovlich's birth name is Francis William Mahovlich.
How tall is Frank Mahovlich?
Frank Mahovlich is 6' 0".
What is Frank Mahovlich's birthday?
Frank Mahovlich was born on January 10, 1938.
When was Frank Mahovlich born?
Frank Mahovlich was born on January 10, 1938.
What nicknames does Frank Mahovlich go by?
Frank Mahovlich goes by the nicknames "The Big M" and "The Ultimate Maple Leaf".
How old is Frank Mahovlich?
Frank Mahovlich is 79 years old (birthdate: January 10, 1938).
Who assisted on jean beliveau's 500 goal?
Phil Roberto and Frank Mahovlich.
Which NHL player went by the nickname Big M?
The "Big M" was Frank Mahovlich.
Who wore 27 for the the Montreal Canadiens?
Alex Kovalev. Frank Mahovlich, Mathieu Schneider, Shayne Corson, Lucien Deblois, Marius Czerkawski
What teams did Frank Mahovlich play for?
Toronto Toros - 1974-75 and 1975-76 Birmingham Bulls - 1976-77 and 1977-78 The above teams, of course, are WHA teams that Mahovlich played for towards the end of his career. Mahovlich, known as "The Big M" , is most noted for his time in the NHL with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Detroit Red Wings and the Montreal Canadiens.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Life and Times of Carl Brewer - 2003?
The cast of The Life and Times of Carl Brewer - 2003 includes: Gordie Howe as himself Frank Mahovlich as himself Brad Park as himself
Who wore number 10 before Guy Lafleur?
Frank Mahovlich was the last Montreal Canadien to wear No. 10 before Guy Lafleur. The "Big M" was traded from Detroit to Montreal for Bill Collins, Mickey Redmond and Guy Charron just prior to the 1971 trade deadline and joined the club in Minneapolis, where the Habs were playing the Minnesota North Stars. Because Montreal had no No. 27 available (the number Frank had made famous with Toronto and Detroit), he was given No. 10, which had been Collins number before he was traded. Mahovlich wore No. 10 for two games before the team returned to Montreal and he was given his familiar No. 27. I believe it was Ted Harris, who was a defenseman for the Habs. it was C.McDonld
