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Michel Briere the only player other than Mario Lemieux to have his number retired by the Penguins only played one season in the NHL Why?
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He died in a car accident after his rookie season.
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Why does Michel briere retired from NHL?
Died following a coma induced by a car crash. Was the first number retired by Pittsburgh. Also... ROTY trophy was renamed the Michel Briere ROTY Trophy
What two penguin jerseys have been retired?
#66 Mario Lemiux, #21 Michel Briere
Is Danny Briere related to former Penguin Michel Briere?
no
Who wore number 21 for the Pittsburgh penguins?
No one can wear 21 because it was retired for Michael Briere
What does Michel Jordan do after he retired?
In New Jersey
Does Michel Jordan play for the bulls?
He did before he retired
Who was the head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2009?
Michel Therrien coached the Penguins to start the 2008-09 season but got replaced by Dan Bylsma.
When did Michel Jordan retired from basketball?
He first retired in 1994. He came back again wearing #45 for the bulls He retired in 1998 with winning a total of 6 championships Then he came back again playing for the Washington Wizards then retired for the last time in 2003.
Who was the Pittsburgh penguins coach 4 years ago?
Michel Therrian was fired midway through the 2009 season. Dan Bylsma then took his job.
How old is Michel Fournier?
Michel Fournier is 73 years old (born May 9, 1944). The retired French army officer attempted high-altitude balloon jumps in 2008 and 2012. The records for highest skydives went instead to Austria's Felix Baumgartner (Oct. 2012) and US engineer Alan Eustace (Oct 2014).
How many numbers have the Pittsburgh Penguins retired?
The Red Wings have a total of 8 retired numbers (only 6 banners actually hang at Joe Louis Arena). These numbers include 1 (Sawchuck), 6 (Aurie), 7 (Lindsay), 9 (Howe), 10 (Delvecchio), 12 (Abel), 16 (Konstantinov), and 19 (Yzerman).
When did Michael Jordan retire for the last time?
Michel Jordan retired for the second time , first from the Chicago Bulls and the second time from the Washington Wizards in 1997.
